Do you Tablet ?

[Moby-Dick]

Quick Survey of what you chaps have / want

[1stRaven]

I was lucky enough to get a touchpad 32gb.

[Parm]

The better half has an iPad. Got it her for Christmas, but I must admit, I use it myself a lot more than I thought I would.

[Moby-Dick]

I've only had my touchpad a short while but it has enabled me to reclaim my TV as my 2 year old would much rather Watch Dora on it than the main TV

[pollaxe]

I got a gen 1 iPad last August - my other half uses it much more than I do. I've gone off tablets until they can cope with fingerprints/grease a bit better, oh and my big, stubby fingers!

If I were in the market for a tablet now, I think I'd be most tempted by an EEE Transformer.

[chuckskull]

Can't wrap my head around why anyone would want a computer without a keyboard tbh. Touchscreen phones and things like Kindle I get, quite like a kindle, but I can get carrier bags full of books for almost nothing from the local charity shop so it's not worth the money to me. Laptops I get too. Tablets seem like the worst of both worlds to me.

Closet trekkies, gotta be.

[Saracen]

Voted "other", because I intend to, when products and prices are right, but I won't pay Apple prices.

[Moby-Dick]

I can get carrier bags full of books for almost nothing from the local charity shop so it's not worth the money to me.

I have a Kindle as well and would say its reduced the weight of my travel luggage considerably. I never go away with anything less than 6 books and will usually buy a couple more at the airport WHsmiths. Having the kindle means I can take it directly onto the plane in my hand , thus avoiding the overhead locker wrestling required and giving me all the books I would ever need for a holiday in the pal of my hand

[chuckskull]

Yeah have to say if I travelled regularly I'd of bought one by now.

[pauldarkside]

I'd love to have a tablet device but I'm not sure what I want yet

[peterb]

I was lucky enough to get a touchpad 32gb.

Likewise, and I am amazed at just how useful it is. I have always regarded a tablet as a content viewing device, and while it is that, I have found the touch keyboard very easy to use. The limitation with the touchpad is that it is wifi only, but for use round the house it is excellent.

I have a Kindle as well and would say its reduced the weight of my travel luggage considerably. I never go away with anything less than 6 books and will usually buy a couple more at the airport WHsmiths. Having the kindle means I can take it directly onto the plane in my hand , thus avoiding the overhead locker wrestling required and giving me all the books I would ever need for a holiday in the pal of my hand

Pretty much says it all! I bought mine at Gatwick, and within 15 minutes (5 of which were unboxing it) I had downloaded a couple of books and was reading one wh waiting for my flight. Lightere than the touchpad (no kindle app for it anyway - yet) so I wouldn't want to be without either. The touchpad was a no-brainer though at the price!

[Moby-Dick]

It is possible to get the kindle app on the touchpad , but hopefully the non beta version will be out soon!

[Flibb]

Windows 7 tablet, considering a cheap android one as well.

[Barry]

Got a iPad2 but it sits in the cupboard most the time

[Bunjiweb]

Asus Eee Pad Transformer here - love it to bits - the keyboard add-on is genius and the software updates from Asus have been simply fantastic and well timed.

Ben

[HSK]

i wouldn't mind a xooom, since the price came down on them and i had a quick try on one.... but surprise surprise all the 3G ones at reduced price are gone! (for now maybe).