Samsung - Series 7 Slate 11.6 inch Tablet with 64GB Memory - Black

This is a i5 processor computer inside the body of a tablet. If you are a graphic artist, and want to get into digital drawing this is the perfect tablet. The iPad and other Android tablets use finger touch and are hard to draw with. This slate has a Wacom pen and digitizer. Much easier to draw with than your finger. Adobe Creative Suite, Sketch Book Pro and Micro soft Office all work great on this. I highly recommend this to any graphic artist, for casual use just stick with the ipad. The only downside of it all is the price, and Windows 7 not fully designed for touch, but you will be using the programs more than anything.

I bought this about 2 months ago and love it!. I needed a Windows tablet and this is great. However, the front and rear cameras are sad. Do not buy for use as a comera! To get a high quality picture, I carry my iPhone. As a test I hooked up a Dynex 1.3Mp web cam to the USB port and was able to shoot equivalent quality photos as the builtin Samsung camera.

this tablet had everything I needed. It had a complete operating system that allowed me to install all my games and programs

I've had this only for a day but the biggest worry I had was the pen: fear not, the pen is AMAZING. The handwriting recognition in windows is pretty good (and you can improve it with learned words and phrases) and its very fast at processing your gestures too which means its pretty viable as a keyboard alternative. The pen feels just like I was writing with an actual pen on paper, its very smooth and looks brilliant, even in simple windows apps like the handwriting and the Sticky Notes (Paint does not do pressure sensitivity but Adobe Photoshop, Sketchbook and other programs do). The version I have includes the i5, its only a little different to this one here with 128gb. They have a small fan in them which at full blast is barely noticeable. And the Windows Experience Scores rival most full size laptops. The glass/gorilla glass(?) is highly smudge resistant too: not that they make a zagg shield for this model but you probably wouldnt want one. I've been dreaming of something like this for YEARS since I first played with a Wacom bamboo tablet: this is something that lets you treat your PC like paper. Drawing is fun and easy. If you're artistic and you're thinking about an iPad or something, seriously, seriously consider the upgrade. It is far superior to the Capacitive touch screens found on most mainstream tablets (but it does that too: finger and pen support both). If you're familiar with the Wacom pen pretty much all the same principles apply, the screen will respond if the pen is within an inch of the screen - the pointer will follow it around the screen. Just keep in mind screen is widescreen resolution to it's not as 'square' as most tabs plus its pretty large. Makes it good for landscape but portrait feels a little skinny. Orientation lock helps. Sound quality is about par for a tablet, if you're an audiophile you'll still want externals but you shouldnt have trouble hearing your netflix movie with ambient noise around.

I do Photoshop on the road sometimes and this is the perfect machine for it. Beautiful screen (color accurate), pressure sensitive pen, eight finger touch, fast. Good battery life (especially considering it is so thin) This is no toy, it's a real computer with no shortcomings. I have bought and built many computers in my life and this is THE greatest one I have ever owned. Now I do Photoshop in my recliner. I LOVE IT !

This is an amazing tablet, you can do everything you cando with a laptop.