whats a good laptop for constantly moving+wifi+galaxy Slll+android
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Samsung Series 9, ultra thin, ultra portable, and most important, long battery life.
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After doing quite a bit of research, I would add into the mix the MSI Wind U100. I'm looking for the same thing you are, it seems, and I've seen some really great reviews of that machine. I've narrowed it down to the Wind and the Lenovo S10 at this point.
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I think the Wifi is good enough because it's mainly for use at home. You can download games and movies for travel. No need to pay the extra cost. 3G is slow anyway.
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I can't honestly say, it is fine for Internet and watching videos, but whether it's fast enough for Any serious gaming? I have no idea. Probably a stretch. It is obviously more powerful than any Windows 8 tablet but this is far from a desktop replacement. I really like it so far for surfing the net. The touch screen works well and screen resolution is fine for average users. But this is basically an entry level Lenovo after all.
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The Acer should be able to handle that kind of load fairly easily. I have it at home and have been streaming media, installing an app, and transferring files over all at the same time without any noticeable lag. The atom processor may not be a beast but it will be able to handle the kind of load you are talking about.
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Most apps run fine. phone works well, but I only recomend it if used for work purposes or are very outdoorsy. Recommend galaxy s3 or something with atleast 1.5 gig ram in the processor
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I use my home wi-fi for everything...actually the range on the Acer 710 is better than my Laptop. I don't have an internet cell package...so I can't tell you anything about that.
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absolutely. its very fast and smooth. however, the biggest downfall is android kitkat on it. read up on the downfalls and workarounds of kitkat. other than that, its a heck of a buy and well woth the investment.
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Glad to hear you haven't given up on the ThinkPad/IdeaPad family. I've had my Lenovo S10 for several weeks now and really enjoy it. To make it more user-friendly in fixed situations, I bought a USB keyboard for $6 and a USB optical mouse with retractable cord for another $8. Additionally, I upgraded the RAM to the max of 2Gb for $20. A very nice computer. It essentially replaced my very old ThinkPad that I had bought in 2000.Having looked at all the offerings, the only other netbook I would even consider is the Samsung NC-10. It's nearly identical to the Lenovo S10, but comes with a 6-cell battery and one additional USB outlet. It also costs more. Glad to hear you haven't given up on the ThinkPad/IdeaPad family. I've had my Lenovo S10 for several weeks now and really enjoy it. To make it more user-friendly in fixed situations, I bought a USB keyboard for $6 and a USB optical mouse with retractable cord for another $8. Additionally, I upgraded the RAM to the max of 2Gb for $20. A very nice computer. It essentially replaced my very old ThinkPad that I had bought in 2000.Having looked at all the offerings, the only other netbook I would even consider is the Samsung NC-10. It's nearly identical to the Lenovo S10, but comes... » Read More Glad to hear you haven't given up on the ThinkPad/IdeaPad family. I've had my Lenovo S10 for several weeks now and really enjoy it. To make it more user-friendly in fixed situations, I bought a USB keyboard for $6 and a USB optical mouse with retractable cord for another $8. Additionally, I upgraded the RAM to the max of 2Gb for $20. A very nice computer. It essentially replaced my very old ThinkPad that I had bought in 2000.Having looked at all the offerings, the only other netbook I would even consider is the Samsung NC-10. It's nearly identical to the Lenovo S10, but comes with a 6-cell battery and one additional USB outlet. It also costs more. « Show Less
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I believe the N600 will be fine. the range and distance does not seem to be an issue for you
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Assuming that you're not the one who is driving - you'll want a phone with a data plan that supports a "mobile hotspot" - which sets up a very small wireless network. Then you just log into it just like you would log into any other wireless network.
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I didn't have this item long enough to answer your question as it didnt want to connect to wifi more then 5 feet from my modem and still was very slow and wouldn't fully allow me to sSync to my Google account...... so I figured you get what you pay for and realized you really cant go cheap on electronics.... I returned it and was only refunded partial of payment as there is a restocking fee, I ended up getting a Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 instead....by far worth every penny and SO Much to offer, I take it everywhere.
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To elaborate on Ghavrals post, you can use it as a limited use PC, but its much better suited for set top box use. There are some fine folks over on an Android tab based site called Slatedroid working on an Ubuntu Linux port on the 802, but it isnt yet ready for prime time yet. Check out the site and search for "UG802" and it will bring up whats going on with that.
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Yes, it is fast, light, and can be used as a tablet or laptop. My only complaint is that the keyboard is not as good as I had hoped... I get duplicate characters way too often, and its not my typing skills at fault.I had ordered a docking station that was specifically for this model, but when it came the connector did not fit... had to return it and ordered a universal dock instead.Pros: this computer starts up very quickly. Screen is nice and big. I like it and I'm glad I purchased it.
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I would suggest the blackberry but check out the Tmobile Dash it the best and smallest smartphone out.
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If u have the wi Gi u wud be using it more to get online. The 4G worked great, no issues. My favorite was the durability and the screen resolution. Did not try to use the GPS function, so can't comment. Hope this helped
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Yes, it's great for those things. It's a bit big when compared to a laptop or tablet, so you may or may not enjoy moving it around often, but it works very well, I run all those apps you mentioned.