1. Tablets do not have the power of a PC. Whether it is a classic
desktop PC or a sleek netbook, PCs simply have more power under the hood
compared to tablets. Try running a graphics- intensive program like
Adobe Photoshop on a tablet, you will pull all of your hair out waiting
for your projects to load. A tricked-out PC will never be as lightweight
as a tablet, but tablets are only good for lightweight computing tasks.
2. Tablets do not have the storage capacity of a PC. Until cloud
computing is fully established, most tablets are only as useful as a
paperweight. A tablet with a mere 16 gigabytes of storage capacity, like
a brand-new iPad will cost about $500 for a basic, wi-fi only model.
For the same price, you can buy an HP laptop with over 50 times the
storage capacity of the aforementioned tablet. With HP coupons, that
laptop can be yours for even cheaper than an iPad.
3. Tablets are not as good as PCs when it comes to tactile response.
Typing anything on a tablet is hard work. With a PC, one has the
tactile response of a physical keyboard and mouse. On a tablet, the
typing experience is much different. One simply can not type as fast
when using a tablet, the technology just is not there yet. Plus, how can
one type from touch without feeling the keys? Also, typing on a
touchscreen tablet forces one to stare at the keyboard while typing,
which wastes time.
4. PCs are better for gaming. Sure, most tablet computers these days
come pre- loaded with “app store” software that allows you to buy games
to play. How many of those games are of real quality? Sure, Angry Birds
can be a great time-killer, but try playing a game like StarCraft 2 or
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 on a tablet. It simply will not work,
because only a PC can deliver a true video gaming experience.
5. Tablets are no good for multi-tasking. Can you play music on your
tablet while surfing the web, checking your e-mail, and Skyping with
your BFF all at the same time? Didn’t think so. As far as multi-tasking
goes, PCs are supreme. A PC can also be hooked up to multiple monitors
to greatly increase productivity. Tablets only have one display and it
is nowhere near the size of a PC display. Will you ever replace your PC
with a tablet?
Share your views people!
No comments:
Post a Comment
I love Comment's so please feel free to drop a comment. Thank You.