Tablet or Smartphone?

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#1 Post by **Vasiljevski** » Fri Aug 12, 2011 9:48 am

So I'm interested in opinions.
What do you prefer?
Is it appropriate to compare the two?
Is there any point in me thinking that tablets are useless and waist of money

Maybe I'm not looking on the things from the right perspective. That is my main reason why I posted this thread

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kekeljevic · #2 Post by **kekeljevic** » Fri Aug 12, 2011 8:30 pm

I'm a happy user of a smartphone. It's so amazing how powerfull these gadget are if you have intermet access. It's a pocket PC. You can even admin a website over a phone...

But to be honest I like Asus Terminator a lot. I would love to have it, it's such a great product.

jeff1909 · #3 Post by **jeff1909** » Fri May 18, 2012 7:40 pm

Vasiljevski wrote:So I'm interested in opinions.
What do you prefer?
Is it appropriate to compare the two?
Is there any point in me thinking that tablets are useless and waist of money Maybe I'm not looking on the things from the right perspective. That is my main reason why I posted this thread

So my opinion is that tablets are "sexier" and definitely more interesting, but its hard for me to say I would prefer them over a smartphone. This is because my smartphone is basically an extension of my body at this point, it is so necessary for me to have with me throughout the day that I could not live without it. With a tablet, I could definitely live without, although performing tasks, playing games, and browsing the net is MUCH better on a tablet than a phone.

I had to vote for smartphone though, because I cannot live without my smartphone.

-Jeff

ahersch · #4 Post by **ahersch** » Sat Jun 23, 2012 10:19 pm

jeff1909 wrote:
Vasiljevski wrote:So I'm interested in opinions.
Is it appropriate to compare the two?
Is there any point in me thinking that tablets are useless and waist of money Maybe I'm not looking on the things from the right perspective. That is my main reason why I posted this thread

I don't know how I could go on without either of my smartphone or tablet.
I am totally addicted to both!
BOTH gets my vote!!!!!!

jagopete · #5 Post by **jagopete** » Sat Jul 14, 2012 7:44 pm

ahersch wrote: I don't know how I could go on without either of my smartphone or tablet.
I am totally addicted to both!
BOTH gets my vote!!!!!!

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Fairly, to answer this question, I would have to say that the Smartphone gets my vote!
Wooooooo Hooooooo

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webrocky · #6 Post by **webrocky** » Sun Sep 30, 2012 4:30 pm

About my opinion smartphone is the better option then tablet. because You can travel with smartphone very easily but it is very tough to carry a large tablet pc. Although The tablet has better and larger display but you can not carry your tablet every-where. And new generation smart phone loaded fully with lot of apps and cool features.

harveymcconell · #7 Post by **harveymcconell** » Tue Nov 20, 2012 1:56 pm

It depends on Your need I would say. You need a smart phone or a smart little laptop determines what's better at that instant.

AbegailB · #8 Post by **AbegailB** » Wed May 08, 2013 2:23 pm

You can choose the Smartphone.Times are tight, and a penny saved is a penny you didn't have a minute ago. It's not quite Ben Franklin, but it's true. Some mobile apps now available help you earn just a little extra cash as you go about your day. Since the majority of us have a mobile phone with us all the time anyway, why not make it work for you?

penezbrnuu · #9 Post by **penezbrnuu** » Fri Aug 02, 2013 4:23 am

webrocky wrote:About my opinion smartphone is the better option then tablet. because You can travel with smartphone very easily but it is very tough to carry a large
tablet pc. Although The tablet has better and larger display but you can not carry your tablet every-where. And new generation smart phone loaded fully with lot of apps and cool features.

Agree with you!

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TammaraBa27 · #10 Post by **TammaraBa27** » Sat Oct 18, 2014 6:42 pm

SmartPhones are the better messaging devices, so if you're going to be sending a lot of texts, constantly checking your email or spending hours on instant messaging services then you'll want to lean towards a smartphone. Tablets are able to manage emails as well as run some instant messaging services, but phones win out overall here.