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I’m a long-time electronics and gadget geek who’s been fortunate enough to enjoy a career that lets me indulge this interest. I have been writing about technology for several decades for a wide range of outlets including Wired, Gizmodo, Lifehacker, MSN, About.com, Kiplinger, and GeekDad. I’m in my 10th year as a senior contributor for Forbes with a focus on reviewing music-related tech, Apple gear, battery power stations and other consumer electronics. My day job is with the Malware Research Center at AI-native cybersecurity pioneer CrowdStrike.
I have to agree Brad the 8.4-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab S is a great unit at a reasonable price. The OMLED screen is quite awesome.
I am an apple fanatic. I own the 64 GB Apple iPad Air 2. If you are an avid tablet tv show and movie watcher it is a necessity.
Some thoughts about those budget tablets with 8gb of memory….
When I got my 8gb tablet, I said it was plenty. Until I started to use the camera on a holiday…. that 8gb quickly filled up. No wonder smartphones are now 32, 64, and 128gb.
I find 8 inch or smaller tablets are great for travel. Larger tablets are better for inside the house.
Do you have issues typing on glass? Looking for a case with a keyboard makes a huge difference.
I hear you on the memory thing -that’s one of the reason why that HipStreet Flare got the under $100 nod. It’s only 8GB of built-in storage, but it has a microSD card slot, so you can use inexpensive cards up to 32GB for additional storage.
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