Tablet PCs are great. If you are a mobile person, and you have never considered getting a tablet PC in past, now is as good a time as any to start checking them out - technology is cutting-edge, usability is superb, and prices are starting to drop.

There are two main types of tablet PCs: convertible and slate. Convertible tablets look a lot like normal laptops except screen can be rotated all way around and laid down flat across keyboard. You then input information through screen using a stylus. Slate tablet PCs include only screen interface - though they are fully integratable with peripherals like keyboards and mouses, computer itself does not have them. Both types are viable options, depending on your personal preferences and what you'll be using it for.

As with any technology, tablet PCs have advantages and disadvantages. Thanks to last few years of development and enhancement, disadvantages are shrinking in number, and perks are becoming more and more enticing.

Advantages of Tablet PCs

Tablet PCs let you use digital ink to store handwritten notes, graphs, charts, and pictures. You don't have to worry about taking your laptop and a notepad and pen to meetings or classes. Using stylus, tablet PCs record your handwriting and drawings. They can convert your handwriting to text if you need to turn in an assignment typewritten.

All of money you have been spending on pens, pencils, highlighters, notepads, papers, binders, folders, staples, and paperclips stays in your pocket. Because of digital ink option on tablet PCs, much of need for paper supplies and writing utensils is eliminated. You can keep all your notes on your computer.

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