Windows Tablets (misc ramblings)

Windows Tablets (misc ramblings)

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Why I Love Windows Tablets

I have been a fan of Windows tablets ever since I got my first one, a Surface Pro 3, back in 2014. Since then, I have upgraded to a Surface Pro 7 and a Surface Go 2, and I use them for everything from work to entertainment. Here are some of the reasons why I think Windows tablets are the best devices for me.

Versatility: Windows tablets can run full desktop applications as well as touch-friendly apps from the Microsoft Store. This means I can use them for productivity tasks like writing, editing, coding, and designing, as well as for casual browsing, gaming, and streaming. I can also switch between tablet mode and laptop mode with a detachable keyboard and a kickstand, depending on what I need to do.

Compatibility: Windows tablets can connect to a wide range of peripherals and accessories, such as mice, keyboards, monitors, printers, scanners, cameras, microphones, speakers, and more. They also support various ports and standards, such as USB-C, USB-A, microSD, HDMI, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and LTE. This makes them easy to integrate with my existing devices and networks.

Security: Windows tablets come with built-in security features like Windows Hello, which lets me unlock my device with my face or fingerprint. They also have BitLocker encryption, which protects my data in case of theft or loss. And they have Windows Defender antivirus and firewall, which keep my device safe from malware and hackers.

Of course, Windows tablets are not perfect. They can be pricey, buggy, and battery-hungry at times. But for me, the benefits outweigh the drawbacks. I love having a device that can do almost anything I want it to do, and that can adapt to my changing needs and preferences. That's why I love Windows tablets.

One of the things I enjoy most about Windows tablets is the Surface Pen. This is a stylus that lets me write, draw, and annotate on the screen with natural precision and pressure sensitivity. I use it for taking notes, sketching ideas, signing documents, and more. The Surface Pen also has a button that can launch apps or perform actions with a click or a press and hold. For example, I can double-click the button to take a screenshot, or press and hold it to launch Cortana, Microsoft's digital assistant.

Another thing I appreciate about Windows tablets is the Windows 10 operating system. Windows 10 is constantly updated with new features and improvements that make my experience better and smoother. Some of my favorite features are Timeline, which lets me see and resume my activities across devices; Snap Assist, which lets me arrange and resize multiple windows on the screen; and Your Phone, which lets me access my Android phone's notifications, messages, photos, and apps on my tablet.

Finally, I like the fact that Windows tablets are part of a larger ecosystem of Microsoft products and services. I can sync my settings, files, and preferences across my devices with OneDrive and Microsoft 365. I can also use apps like Edge, Outlook, OneNote, Teams, and Skype to stay connected and productive. And I can access a variety of games and entertainment options with Xbox Game Pass, Netflix, Spotify, and more. aa16f39245