The Series 7 11.6" Slate only comes with a single USB port, making it impossible to simultaneously use a wireless mouse while transferring files from your thumb drive.
Samsung's minimalistic approach really emphasizes a more mobile approach, though. So, if your purpose is to replace a desktop, you also need the company's docking station ($100). Its connectivity package is fairly minimalistic, including a headphone jack, a power port, Ethernet, HDMI output, and a single USB 2.0 port. However, it offers a simple and convenient way to expand connectivity and prop up the screen without imposing a mess of cables.
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Summary
- Tablet PCs: It's All About Device Reduction
- Meet Samsung's XE700T1A Tablet PC
- Samsung's Optimized UI And Lots Of Preloaded Apps
- CPU Performance: Core i5-2467M, ULV Sandy Bridge
- GPU Performance: Intel HD Graphics Versus HD Graphics 3000
- PCMark 7: Speedy Storage, No Disappointments
- Real-World Performance Against Tablets
- Battery Life And Recharge Time
- Display Quality: Color Gamut
- Display Quality: White And Black Uniformity
- Image Quality Examined: Front- And Rear-Facing Cameras
- Docking Station: Forget Your Desktop
- Forget HDMI. Intel's WiDi Makes It Easy
- Wireless Performance
- Samsung's Series 7 11.6" Slate Is The Best Windows-Based Tablet We've Seen
- Background Information On Our Benchmarks
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I think it'd be a lot more wiser to buy a laptop for that price and get a much more efficient and powerful piece of tech.
http://forum.tabletpcreview.com/samsung/46145-everyone-who-own-slate-please-post-you-batchnumber-modelnummer-state-screen.html
I mean.. -.-