I am very picky when it comes to choosing a gadget or mobile device. Friends around me — some of who happen to be working as a full-time gadget reviewers — always tell me to take my time when considering buying a new gadget. There are three things that I have to consider before making any purchase: 1) utility, 2) spec-sheet, and 3) value for money. I always automatically look up the spec-sheet first before considering utility. And when it comes to value for money, well, as long as it has an awesome overall performance and is backed up by a powerful chip, I think money comes second. That, needs to change, my friend… 😛
When it comes to buying a tablet, you need to know what you want to use it most for, because people have different needs: there are people who buy a tablet to accommodate their mobile entertainment needs, like watching videos, playing games, or messing around on social media platforms. But there are also people who want their tablet to help resolve work productivity and business management issues. The latter type will naturally need a different kind of tablet, one that’s built for business. Being in the market for this type of tablet myself, I decided to narrow my search and found the Dell Latitude 10, which seemed to suit my needs.
