Munkeh111 said:
timmah said:
Munkeh111 said:
timmah said:
Munkeh111 said:
But I think it is designed to do that, I feel it is meant to bridge the gap between a tablet and a laptop, it is meant to mean that you don't need a tablet and an iPad, but maybe it is just me that feels that way? It is certainly what I would be looking for in a device if I was going to spend well over £500
|
If you look at the ads & kickstand design, it's clearly designed to be used with on a hard surface when using the kickstand/keyboard cover. Also, it's marketed as a tablet, it's never been expected that any other tablet could be used in a lap, so it's a silly complaint for a tablet. I almost never use a laptop in my lap anyway, so it's no big deal to me. There are plenty of actual convertibles/hybrids that would suit that need.
|
But it has full Windows 8 in, I expect to be able to use it properly....
|
Technically, using a tablet in your lap is not using it 'properly', so you would probably just get a convertible or laptop instead. It's still a silly complaint for the reviewers to have.
|
Well it is something that I was looking for from it... So I am not sure I would call it silly
As for the Vaio Tap 20, now that is something I would call silly! But kind of awesome at the same time, I think the main problem with it is that it's battery isn't actually very good at all
|
Not silly for you to address (since you need that ability), but silly for reviewers (who should know it's not designed to be used in a lap in the first place) to make a big deal out of.
The Tap 20 is silly, but in an epic, awesome way. Battery life is 4 hours of actual use, which is pretty damn good for something that big.
