[Leica] Hand troublesCurt

[Curtis Fant]

I did the same thing and got a nexus 7 2013(2nd gen).  It is fast and has a
beautiful screen.  The battery life is no where near apple!  I was set on
the retina mini but the air is faster and has better colors.  I even picked
up a wireless charger for the nexus but it does not seem to improve the
battery life much in between use!

Curt
On Aug 17, 2014 12:54 AM, "Jayanand Govindaraj" <jayanand at gmail.com> wrote:

> Peter,
> Just one point - I have never used a case or protector of any stripe
> whatsoever in years of using the IPAD2, IPAD Retina and IPAD Mini. They are
> born tough, with virtually indestructible screens, which wipe clean with
> one swipe of a hankie (All this from a lifelong Windows user, mind you). Do
> not let salesmen sucker you into these purchases.
>
> I have the 128GB Mini for only one reason - I carry all my books,
> magazines, newspapers, music, videos, games in that one gizmo. Brilliant
> stuff, especially for travel.
> Cheers
> Jayanand
>
>
> On Sun, Aug 17, 2014 at 11:16 AM, Peter Klein <pklein at threshinc.com>
> wrote:
>
> > Thanks, Phil, Sonny and everyone else.
> >
> > I went to the local Apple store today and looked at the iPad Mini Retina.
> > While I liked it, two things stopped me:
> >
> > 1. Price, especially when the salesperson started steering me towards the
> > more expensive iPad Air, informed me I'd need a $60-90 case, and by the
> > way, let's set you up with an Apple ID, and how much Cloud service are
> you
> > going to need...
> >
> > 2. The voice recognition software doesn't let you find a word or phrase
> on
> > a Web page and click on it. So I still would be using my fingers for
> > browsing beyond the initial lookup or URL. And in that case, why pay
> Apple
> > prices since I'm a PC guy and not already in their orbit? Both iPad and
> > Android will let you answer an email using voice dictation, and both will
> > search the Web and open an app via voice.
> >
> > For a good deal less cash, I can pick up a current Nexus 7 tablet, which
> > appears to do what I want, and has very good reviews. It will still get
> me
> > off the PC and mouse for mail and casual browsing, which is the point of
> > this exercise. So if somebody thinks that this choice is really dumb for
> > some reason, please let me know, because the Nexus 7 is looking very good
> > to me.
> >
> > As far as alternate pointing devices and ergonomic setup, I'm
> > corresponding with a hand doctor who is also a musician, and will check
> > with my own doc for a referral next week.  I'm going to play with
> Windows'
> > voice recognition to see how I like it on the PC before springing for
> > Dragon, but that's a possibility, too.  A cell-enabled tablet is not
> > necessary for me, because my little Tracfone can do rudimentary Web over
> > the cell network--it's just that the tiny screen makes most picture
> content
> > too small.
> >
> > --Peter
> >
> >
> > > Like Sonny, I've had great luck with the iPad Mini (retina). It
> probably
> > > handles 80% of my computer tasks with ease. As others have said, it's
> not
> > > ideal for serious keyboarding but for most other tasks I love it. If
> you
> > go
> > > that route you'll also need to consider whether to get one that allows
> > you
> > > to work where there's no wifi (via data plan). I decided against it for
> > > economy, and also because I use mine mostly at home where I have wifi.
> > >
> > > BTW, photos look stunning on the retina display.
> > >
> > >
> > > --
> > > Phil Swango
> > > 307 Aliso Dr SE
> > > Albuquerque, NM 87108
> > > 505-262-4085
> >
> >
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