Nexus Galaxy worth giving up tablet?

[NexusQ]

Hi, I'm going to pick up the Nexus Galaxy whenever it becomes available for T-Mobile or AT&T. I currently have a N1 and a Tab 10.1, which I use for mainly YouTube and web browsing (turns out not a good replacement for a laptop/chromebook at school for me). I am considering selling the tab to help pay for the NG and I am thinking that the screen on the NG will be large enough to take over the duties of both the N1 and the Tab.

Anyone have any experience with large screen phones (4.3 and up) and how it affected how they used their tablets? Thanks.

 

[qnet]

I had a Bionic (with a 4.3" screen) and, I still used my tablets. The bigger screen is nicer for typing and viewing videos but, anything beyond that; I would use a tablet. I like browsing the web, reading and, checking emails on the tablet better.

 

[Snareman]

Heck. The phone is getting so big its almost tablet sized.

 

[Andrew Ruffolo]

I'm keeping my tablet for the Nvidia games. Plus, R-Type is easier on the tablet than the phone.

 

[Asterdroid]

It depends on what you use your tablet for. I have an iPad2 through work, and honestly, I usually just use my work laptop instead of the iPad for everything but tabletop gaming (yeah I know. I'm a huge geek)

 

[CynicX]

I think I won't use my tablet as much on the road (Xoom 4g) but I'm still going to use it for watching movies in airports and such and while sitting on the couch for occasional web browsing.

 

[Kevin Gossett]

I have a Charge (4.3") and a Tab 10.1, and I use my Tab more than the Charge, despite its "big" screen... Media consumption is just better suited for larger formats.

 

[NexusQ]

Thanks everybody for your input. I think I will hold onto my tab after I pick up the GN, then if I don't use it enough I will sell it off. I have also been waiting to see the next version of the chromebook to see if they can sway me from the tablet as well.

Oh what problems I face! What's next, deciding which Ferrari to buy?