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) June 21st, 2012 I am considering purchasing a tablet for work and home management, reading, keep track of tasks, etc. I already own a netbook but do not use it as much as it is a bit heavy and cumbersome to carry with me at all times. I am looking for actual owners/users comments on pros & cons., and if it is really worth the investment. Perhaps key questions I should ask myself to justify getting one. Thanks in advance for your comments they will be of great help since I need to clear my mind and get one or not for the right reasons.
systems to the test. joining us is mike from "consumer reports." these are the androids that want to compete with ipads? >> right. it's the only other real horse in the race here, android. for most people, they're going to choose an ipad. you just can't compete when it comes to just downloading content. there are more choices. the ipad has a superb screen. but it's expensive. you can spend over $800. these are lower cost alternative and they have a few tricks of their own. alternatives. >> rick: this is one i separated. >> this is the asus transformer, tf 300. it's $400. comparable in price to an ipad 2, but comes with twice the memory and has more ports. and it has a very interesting option. maybe that's why they call it the transformer. it's key pad doc that you can just snap right in and you have a netbook just like that.