Computer Jargon Explained – Part 1
This month’s article is part one of a series to understanding, in simple language, the myriad of “jargon” associated with computers. I hope they will be of value to my readers in sorting the “wheat from the chaff” when next you purchase a pc.
Tablets
Tablets were made famous by the Apple Ipad but they are no longer the only company offering these products. These devices are ideally suited for accessing the internet on the move and for providing a quick and easy way to access your email.
If you have been used to a traditional desktop or laptop computer then do not make the mistake of buying one of these devices as a replacement. Tablets were never designed as a complete solution to computing needs. They are designed to provide a limited set of functions and no more. Don’t expect more than they can deliver.
Apple, until recently, was way ahead of the competition but the gap is closing and competing products are gaining ground.
Apple offers the Ipad in the regular and mini models. The mini model was brought to market to halt the progress of the likes of Samsung. In fairness apple is a very hard act to follow.
Sample of Models Available
Model Price Base Models Screen Size Apple Ipad 2 €509 9.7 inches
Apple Ipad Mini €339 7.9 inches
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 €337+ 10.1 inches
Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 €220+ 7.0 inches
Pros:
Very easy to use. Lightweight and Portable. Fast internet browsing, Skype Enabled. Built-in camera and video recording.
Cons:
No keyboard (you can buy one but it costs extra). Easily damaged and very expensive to repair. Very limited storage which usually cannot be expanded. Cannot be easily upgraded. Expensive compared to traditional computers.
Conclusion: For people who have limited computer training these are excellent devices to get them on the internet.
Do not store important information or your valuable photos on these devices.
Review Of Apple Ipad2 (€509) Click Here
Review Of Apple Ipad (€339) Mini Click Here
Review Of Samsung Galaxy (€337+)10.1 Click Here
Review Of Samsung Galaxy 7.0 (€220+) Click Here
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