Do you still like it?

[anon(924308)]

I have a laptop for functionality, and a 7" tablet for portability. So I'm definitely happy as is.

Though.. I would like a larger tablet, to eventually replace my laptop. My dream tablet would be ~11", would have an intelligently designed/practical keyboard case, and could be used in desktop mode to run desktop programs (speaking of, why isn't the N7 compatible with the photoshop app??). I just really want a good tablet/laptop hybrid, and I feel like the Surface is going to suck terribly (although it is a step in the right direction).

A device like that would bridge the gap between portability and functionality. I mean laptops are fine, but they're not as hands-on and quick to start up--plus, they're just a little awkward, almost fragile, if you're not using a desk or flat surface.

 

[Tainayersiel]

It might be a bit small for some, but over all it works well within the size constraints. Overall, the size works well for reading.
I also have an original Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 that I use as well.

 

[kirKauai]

I still love my Nexus 7! Granted, nothing is perfect, but I think Google and Asus did a pretty good job when they put the Nexus 7 together.

I haven't touched my hp tm2 Tablet PC since I got my Nexus 7 - not much need.

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[NickFromHouston]

It seems even smoother now after the 4.1.2 update.

I have been thinking the same thing. Particularly when moving between pages on the home screen - I can't place why, exactly. Like it's just a little more efficient or something. I haven't seen any information that points to why this is. I certainly wasn't expecting it so it can't be a placebo effect or anything.

 

[flacousa]

Until death do us part

Sent from planet earth

 

[knight776]

Yes, no, no.

It's the first portable device I've owned. It sits next to my PC at home and gets used for research when I'm gaming and for general use when my system is occupied (such as when I'm rendering an image). It goes to work with me as something to do to pass the time and with WiFi now enabled at work, I don't have to use the dinosaur system provided for Internet use. One of the best purchases I've made in quite some time.

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[jjhoneck]

I sold my iPad. 'Nuff said.

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[Apanther]

I absolutely love it. Love the size and vanilla Jelly Bean. I own an iPad 2 and rarely use it anymore. I probably wont buy Apple again unless the come up with another truly revolutionary product.

 

[JustinMueller8810]

Havnt posted in 3 days so i'm reporting in just to say I still like my Nexus 7!

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[rmcray08]

Yupp. Great for browsing articles while on the couch, reading on the go, and watching videos. Preordered on day 1 and haven't looked back.

I picked up a friend's iPad yesterday and almost dropped it, not expecting it to feel quite so heavy.

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[GiantJay]

I've had my Nexus 7 for about 3 months or so. A while back I decided to give my girlfriends daughter my Nexus 7 so I could upgrade to a transformer infinity. After one day I took it back because it was too big and we bought her, her own Nexus 7. The Infinity is an awesome tablet just not for me. This nothing does everything I want. I even considered the iPad for a few minutes but really don't like iOS or Apple as a company with what they have been doing lately. Also after playing with it for awhile I just wasn't very impressed since using my Nexus 7. So I'm very happy still and a few days ago picked up a Galaxy Nexus. And when I have an upgrade right before Christmas I will use it on the new Nexus phone.

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[p08757]

I still love mine! I also love my RAZR Maxx and 4G Xoom. My son is now loving my old Galaxy Nexus. Hey, what's not to love?

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[jimbarr]

I still love my N7. The size is perfect--the iPad is just too big for my tastes. I also love the speed of the N7. I used to have a Nook Color, and while I could surf the Web with it, it was tediously slow. I find myself reaching for my N7 very frequently to check Web sites. In fact, my laptop usage at home has probably dropped by at least 1/2, favoring the N7 for its size and convenience.

And I say bring on the iPad Mini and the Microsoft Surface. Competition is a wonderful thing for consumers!

 

[crackberrytraitor]

I have pretty much infinite money laying around collecting dust. I chose the N7. It's the best 7 inch (and maybe the best overall) tab you can buy. Buy it. Buy it now and don't look back.

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