Want to know about 7,8,10 inch tablets PROS&CONS,work purposes

[cool.dx.rip]

Guys,planning to buy a tablet.But i m in a confusing which size is correct for me.There so many sizes tablets in market.So pls tell me the uses,Pros and cons of 7,8,9,10 inch tablets. Thanks

 

[TheStu]

You'll want to be more specific.

What is your budget?
Are you currently invested in any existing ecosystem through your phone?
What do you want to do with the tablet?

Size is actually (in my opinion) secondary to those questions.

 

[cool.dx.rip]

You'll want to be more specific.

What is your budget?
Are you currently invested in any existing ecosystem through your phone?
What do you want to do with the tablet?

Size is actually (in my opinion) secondary to those questions.

i have not decided yet.No i dont invest my money still but will.My budget around 250-300$.

 

[Red Storm]

Why do you want a tablet if you haven't decided what you want to do with it?

 

[Mopetar]

I'd suggest going to a store and using a few to get a feel for the sizes. Beyond that, there's not a whole lot of difference, but larger tablets do tend to cost more, so you may want to stick with the 7"-8" tablets given your budget.

 

[zerocool84]

Why do you want a tablet if you haven't decided what you want to do with it?

This x 2

Too many people just want to get a tablet because it's the thing to get now but won't have a real use for it.

 

[lopri]

Well, s/he has to start somewhere. It's not like everyone knew when they would need tablets a few years ago. Plus, I would say it is very likely one will find a way (more than a way) to enjoy a tablet quite easily.

To the OP, I would suggest the new Nexus 7. It is palm-able, pocket-able, and among the lightest yet its performance is among the best. The difference between 7"~8" tablets and 9"~10" are as simple as you can imagine - (screen) size & weight, and possibly more flexible connectivities for larger tablets.

 

[cool.dx.rip]

Well, s/he has to start somewhere. It's not like everyone knew when they would need tablets a few years ago. Plus, I would say it is very likely one will find a way (more than a way) to enjoy a tablet quite easily.

To the OP, I would suggest the new Nexus 7. It is palm-able, pocket-able, and among the lightest yet its performance is among the best. The difference between 7"~8" tablets and 9"~10" are as simple as you can imagine - (screen) size & weight, and possibly more flexible connectivities for larger tablets.

U r the only one who give proper ans what i want.:wub: