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tablet options

8/31/2020 11:34 AM

Dane Skelton

Joined: 2/13/2019

Posts: 2

Re: tablet options

Thanks guys. I'll check the memory and unload unnecessary apps and see how it does.

8/31/2020 6:28 PM

Chris Lutes

Joined: 7/31/2020

Posts: 1

Re: tablet options

VIN2020 wrote:

As another option, I love my Lenovo Tab TB-8704V and works great with Google FI data SIM. I tried Samsung but I got tired of their relentless efforts to break Google eco system.

The Lenovo Tab has been going strong for the two years and is my daily driver.

+1

I have the same tablet and have been very happy with it. Most of the time I am using Stratux, however if the battery is dead, the Lenovo table's standalone GPS receiver is robust enough to work without a hitch.

8/31/2020 7:01 PM

Mark Kolber

Joined: 9/30/2014

Posts: 224

Re: tablet options

Don Norris wrote:

I have both a Tab A and a Tab S2. The tab S2 is brighter, and I think is faster, though I don't know that for sure - just a feeling. It is an SM-713NZWEXAR, if that helps. I'd get one with cellular data next time - much more useful on x-country trips.

Your feeling is probably right. The S2 has a higher resolution screen, more RAM and even a longer lasting battery than the A.