Can you imagine that tablet will be the future PC?

If you write apps for things then no. It's very well discussed that you have consumption devices and you have your do it all devices.

It's like a kitchen. If you don't want to cook, you can just go get food ready to use. A tablet as it stands today is a consumer item. I've yet to see an author of apps use such a thing except to test that their app works.
Bob

Tablet PC is more convenient and space-saving, but for gaming enthusiasts or programmers may not not like it, they are not used to slide his hands on the screen.but these people can not be replaced tablet will be the future PC trent

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As I eluded to above, these are fine things and remove the ability to craft software and push the owner to be a CONSUMER rather than a creator.
Bob

No I can't.
PC's have a definite use and function, and tablets have a definite use and function.

The "tablet" has become the surfers bible. No keyboard or mouse, just point or wave your finger(s). The newer WIN8 is exactly slanted to that technology and the touch screen improvements. Far too big to be useful as a phone, but WHY NOT?? A couple cameras and you get video phone, face to face communication. Can't use a handheld while driving so there'll be more advancements in that area, maybe this is an interum step.

Personally, I want a external keyboard and mouse since it is so much easier to use. I have a Nexus 10 with a BT Keyboard and Mouse and it so much easier to use when you have a fixed set up. Of course when you are using it in a portable mode, then you likely will use your hands and a touch screen keyboard. For me that is slower than having BT devices. Without a BT Keyboard, it is difficult to type 10 to 15 lines of text. With a BT Keyboard it is fairly easy. I have wireless keyboards and mice with all of my computers, and they are the most convenient to use. I can't stand a Mouse Pad and don't want a fixed keyboard attached to the computer. That factor is why Logitech has been so successful in that market.

Ubuntu is working on an OS that's powerful yet simple enough for you to connect a screen and keyboard to your phone. We'll carry our PCs with us in our pockets. We're just waiting for 4g connectivity to arrive.

I believe that tablets are here to stay, and I believe that they will become more useful as time goes by, but I can't see them replacing full-fledged PCs. For one thing, a touch screen can never compete with a keyboard for some things. I am a writer. If I had to rely on a touch screen to type, I would not be writing for very long.

As enthusiastic as some people are about touch screens, they are not practical for many uses. Also, some people simply do not like them for many excellent reasons. They will never be the only interface available. Productivity is too important. Computers are designed to do work, not be fashionable.

As tablet technology stands now, it has no place in the back office. People doing heavy duty number crunching / modelling in spreadsheets need a PC or laptop, not a touch device.

Suppose, I have a huge ERP inventory file open with hundreds of SKUs. I transfer the data to excel. I need only a traditional keyboard / mouse combo to convert the raw data into management information.

A touch will put me into bullock cart speed, when I am working on complex multi-layered excel formulae / functions. Efficiency and productivity will go for a toss with a tablet in the enterprise.

A tablet is fine for browsing, etc. on the move. Never in the enterprise, with power computing.

For content creation, absolutely not! Editing a picture or diagram pixel accurate is routine with a mouse - try doing that with your stubby fingers! And text input has no feedback from an onscreen keypad. And don't even think about achieving the speeds of even a mediocre touch typist!

For content consumption, maybe. Why only maybe? The current trend seems to be towards smaller tablets, 7 inches or so (Just wait till you are older, folks and they have destroyed your eyesight!) and if you are going that small for content consumption, why wouldn't you use one of the bigger phones like the Samsung Galaxy Note and carry just the one device?

For people who want to touch-type and do serious work, they will need a physical keyboard. On-screen keyboards are really slow in that you can't touch-type on them. I don't like them. If that will be the future for tablets I will not buy one.

Moving away from that, another issue is Microsoft Office. Tablets like the iPad can't run Microsoft Office. There is Polaris Office for Android but I fear it's like Openoffice in that it claims to work with Microsoft Office but it doesn't do that properly.

If tablets are to be our future, they need to have a physical keyboard and they need to be able to run Microsoft Office. If they are to be used for programming as well, then they need to be able to run the suitable programs for that. The only tablets I know that can do all that are the Windows 8 ones, and they're far from popular.

In 20 years, you'll mention a tactile keyboard, and people will say, "What museum is that in?" It doesn't matter what particular groups of people like so much as what the general public will buy. Younger kids like touching the screen and speaking commands. Also, sticky fingers and coffee or other spills on a flat surface are often easier to survive with than a tactile keyboard with dozens of moving parts that can go haywire. Just sayin' . . . . . .

Yes but it needs a lot of improvements to be as versatile as a PC
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In the mean time I'll keep my desktop and laptop with keyboards and mice, thank you very much.

It is very true,that Tablet will be our future PC because it has all the functions of a computer, in fact more features, it is very easy to carry anywhere you go and many more. Tablet PC's are the choice of the youth.