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      <title>Corner Geeks 34: Asus Vivo Tab 8 &amp; Nokia XL</title>
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      <description>ASUS VivoTab Note 8 ASUS website As an alternative to the Surface Pro 3 more for drawing stuff due to stylus 8&amp;quot; screen (1280x800) iPad mini sized but full Windows 8.1 US$250 (32GB) Charges via micro USB No full USB port: only has 1 micro USB port requires USB OTG cable (similar to phones) to provide full USB port Atom processor can be a bit slow (not as bad as previous netbooks) but good value for full fledge device Nokia XL Specs on GSM Arena on Nokia XL Nokia website: Nokia XL Low end Android with a custom skin including Nokia software (e.</description>
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      <title>Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 with 3G</title>
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      <description>A budget 7&amp;quot; tablet with 3G capabilities, it serves as a good all in one device but is a bit sluggish. Small and mobile, yet provides good real estate for reading and browsing the web. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktcPF4tJ5QA (YouTube video link)
The Good
Great battery life especially if Samsung&amp;rsquo;s power savings enabled. With 3G on all day will leave the office with 60+% at 5+ All in one device having dual cameras for typical photo/video taking (rear camera) as well as video calling (front camera) microSD card slot and USB-OTG for added expandability and capabilities Phone calls can be taken privately by holding the tablet up to your ear (without the need for a headset) Tablet UI allows more information to be displayed on screen Flash is supported in the Samsung browser The Bad</description>
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