can I load work or excell on this tablet
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No, I do not believe you can download work or excel unless it is within the Google Play Store, you may be able to load a program for android that would be similar.
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Daniel, you can't use it without a computer, the tablet itself acts like a second monitor with touch capabilities.Hope this helps
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Yes with pre installed google play store there are thousands apps including books and bible you can down load to this awesome tablet.
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GetJar is there to download apps, Its kinda sucky, But you can use the Amazon App store to download from assuming you have an Amazon account. It likes to black screen on follow up uses (like after restarting and such) but you can clear the App data or cache and it will work again, Odd I know, But Coby isnt the best Tablet as i have sadly learned. Returned mine within a month.
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There is polaris office that comes with the tablet, you can also use documents to go or quick office by google. All are compatible with MS office!
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I'm pretty sure you can get around that by downloading the driver directly. Try doing a search for them. The tablet will work plug and play, but with fewer features I think. I actually downloads some Wacom drivers too, based on something I read on a forum. Short answer-- it shouldn't be a problem.
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an android tablet will work, I also have a toshiba thrive in addition to an iPad
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Because this tablet runs on the Android OS, the only Office support would be Office Mobile. There is a Dropbox app that is available for Android.
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Well this would be a 100% laptop replacement with no limitations. I have talked to a friend with android and he says that there are apps that you would have to pay for to be able to edit word and excel on android. Again not a for sure answer but maybe it helps. Now if you are tech savy and looking for speed seriuosly consider windows 8 if boot up speed is important to you. I think with windows 8, the keyboard and portability of this tablet you would not be disappointed. Now if you deside to get this and use windows 7 remember to do all the updates and give it a full day of running to get all the setup, scans, background processes out of the way to make it boot up fast and shed the bloatware as well. Well this would be a 100% laptop replacement with no limitations. I have talked to a friend with android and he says that there are apps that you would have to pay for to be able to edit word and excel on android. Again not a for sure answer but maybe it helps. Now if you are tech savy and looking for speed seriuosly consider windows 8 if boot up speed is important to you. I think with windows 8, the keyboard and portability of this tablet you would not be disappointed. Now if you deside to get this and use windows 7 remember to do all the updates and give it a full day of running to get... » Read More Well this would be a 100% laptop replacement with no limitations. I have talked to a friend with android and he says that there are apps that you would have to pay for to be able to edit word and excel on android. Again not a for sure answer but maybe it helps. Now if you are tech savy and looking for speed seriuosly consider windows 8 if boot up speed is important to you. I think with windows 8, the keyboard and portability of this tablet you would not be disappointed. Now if you deside to get this and use windows 7 remember to do all the updates and give it a full day of running to get all the setup, scans, background processes out of the way to make it boot up fast and shed the bloatware as well. « Show Less
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Yes. It is basically an android computer. So you can do most things on it that you can do with an android phone or tablet.
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Check with Displaylink, it would be good if they were working on it.I have the W8 tablet from Dell on order; should be possible to support RT but a driver will be required.Bill
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It was giving problem 2 load & I also don't have this tablet any I sent it back because it wasn't working good in lest than ah mth. Hope I help
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You can download it from their website. Scroll to the bottom on their site, and you'll see an option for Drivers & Downloads. You can search for the tablet.
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Daniel, you can't use it without a computer, the tablet itself acts like a second monitor with touch capabilities. Hope this helps
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You may be able to do it if you connect the tablet to a computer. Locate the app in the inside memory and move it to the extsd.There is a way to do it on the tab itself, under MY Files or Explorer and do it there.
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I say yes, but it depends on what you want. I had someone ask the same question who wanted a tablet to work with Excel and Powerpoint. Those are Microsoft products. If you want something to work well with programs like that, you would be better off buying a Microsoft-based tablet. For Android, I say this one is GREAT. It is durable, the battery lasts well. The camera isn't terrific, but it's not the worst, either. I'm not a gamer, the fanciest game I have on it is Temple Run 2, but that one plays nicely. I thought the price was excellent, especially since the Kindle Fire's tablets that take memory cards were WAY more expensive. I've had it since November 2014, and am very happy with it. I say yes, but it depends on what you want. I had someone ask the same question who wanted a tablet to work with Excel and Powerpoint. Those are Microsoft products. If you want something to work well with programs like that, you would be better off buying a Microsoft-based tablet. For Android, I say this one is GREAT. It is durable, the battery lasts well. The camera isn't terrific, but it's not the worst, either. I'm not a gamer, the fanciest game I have on it is Temple Run 2, but that one plays nicely. I thought the price was excellent, especially since the Kindle Fire's tablets that take... » Read More I say yes, but it depends on what you want. I had someone ask the same question who wanted a tablet to work with Excel and Powerpoint. Those are Microsoft products. If you want something to work well with programs like that, you would be better off buying a Microsoft-based tablet. For Android, I say this one is GREAT. It is durable, the battery lasts well. The camera isn't terrific, but it's not the worst, either. I'm not a gamer, the fanciest game I have on it is Temple Run 2, but that one plays nicely. I thought the price was excellent, especially since the Kindle Fire's tablets that take memory cards were WAY more expensive. I've had it since November 2014, and am very happy with it. « Show Less
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I haven't tried it myself, but the tablet does run on the Android platform, so I think you can do this.