which is better the power tablet or the explorer
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I think it about the same extra feature that is not needed. My grandson has enjoyed his explorer and I bought cartridges and games from leapfrog. Power cost more
210008
There are two types. 1- Windows edition- 100% TABLET. 2- Android edition- 50% TABLET. Personally i recomend for you a windows education, because it's a tablet.
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Actually if I were you buy the new NVIDIA Shield Tablet, it is better than this one and NVIDIA has really learned from the Tegra Note 7 such as better build quality and speakers. Plus, you have the NVIDIA Hub and so forth. I hope this will help in your decision I just bought the new Shield Tablet myself and it has been so far a great tablet.
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I personally would not recommend it. I would get a cheep android. There are no modern driver for the original slate. It has lots of glitches. Its very heavy and gets very hot. It was at the time when came out. I like windows. But If you are looking for some thing offordable like I said go for tablet you'll like it a lot better.
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The Acer Iconia Tab is a tablet that runs on the android operating system instead of the windows (or mac) OS. If you have an android phone, the tablet will be more like your phone than your lap top. If you are going to be doing a lot of web browsing, social networking, playing app games, e-reading, e-mail, etc. the tablet is wonderful because it is easily portable (much more so than a lap top), lightweight (can easily hold it with one hand and use the other to click the touch screen) and you can use it at any hot-spot. However, if you are going to be using the tablet for office related business, like extensive word processing, spreadsheets, etc. You might want to stick with a lap top. There are office programs for android and they get the job done, but (at least from the ones that I have used) they are not as good as something like the Microsoft Office Suite. I personally use both a lap top and a tablet. I use my tablet for basic work related items like sending an email and the lap top when I will be doing hours worth of office work. For anything and everything else, I use my tablet!
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So, how does this compare with the Explorer 320? That product is 50% cheaper, but does not come with the AAA charger. Is the sound on the 320 as good as the 640? Thanx!
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The Watts is a better tool and easier to use. I am very happy with the device. I would recommend.
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Hi, Sam, Both the Explorer and the Explorer mini have a smooth scroll wheel. Technically that's called "detent" or "non-detent", though I also think of them as "crunchy" and "smooth." :-) The new Arc mouse has a detent wheel. Cathy, Microsoft Hardware Documentation team
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I had archos 70 wich is a pretty much the same as 101 except for the screen size. Curently I have g tablet. Imho g tablet is a way better if you are ready to install a rooted android on it thus voiding warranty. I recommend vegan. But if you are not a technical person then 101 may be better for you since it works well out of the box.
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I haven't had my tablet too long but so far I am happy with the battery life. I had a Kindle and it seemed to drain the power quickly. This seems to last much longer. Sorry I can't be more specific.
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I have a Archos 101, very happy with it.No sure what is your usage. I mainly check email, browse web, read news, check weather and let my kids play games.good battery life, power up very quick.It is not for you to write paper or edit ppt presentation for sure.
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I had played with one at CES, and then spent about twenty minutes going through everything on it at Frys Electronics (their demo unit) yesterday. I ran the windows experience index thing and it scored low obviously, but everything was still a tenth of a point above my current laptop which is no slouch. I run everything on my current laptop, including high graphics needs such as Rhino, Keyshot 2, Photoshop, Etc. with no problems. My point being this tablet is still just i tiny bit more powerful so it should run about anything you throw at it fairly decently. Enough to get the work done for sure
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I am not sure. I do not use Power Point. For a basic tablet it's great. I ordered four and we all like them a lot. We just play games and use the internet on them though.....
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No. We have both actually. The leap pad ultra is huge. It is a tablet. The leap pad 2 explorer is also a tablet but nowhere near as large. This is the silicone case we have for ours and it is great. LeapFrog LeapPad2 Gel Skin - Blue(Works with LeapPad2 or LeapPad1)In case it doesn't pull up, it is here on amazon. It is the leapfrog leap pad 2 gel skin. Ours is blue and it looks pretty sharp.
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This is an older model. I would get the newer ones. I had this one for two years and used it every day. I had to pop the case off in the back and resolder the power cord connection because it wasn't charging. Also the touch pad is getting worn out. But it still goes on and it isn't any slower than day one because unlike a Windows machine, it doesn't get clogged up with device drivers and other crud. Chromebooks are the perfect second or third internet device in the household. Half the cost of a less useful iPad.
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I have an Explorer 150, which holds less power than this thing. I was able to run a Samsung basic 19" LCD flat screen by itself for about 2 hours. So what you're asking for is plausible. However, I just tried last night powering my coffee maker when the power went out (priorities, right!?) and it wouldn't go, the power to heat the water was too great for the Explorer 150 to pump out. So check the specs in order to be sure.
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All games marked for the Explorer / Explorer GS / LeapPad / LeadPad 2 are interchangeable. We have an Explorer and a LeapPad 2 and have ~6 game cartridges for the Explorer that my son uses in his new LeapPad 2 with no issues. You can also download and install Leapster Connect on your computer and buy games online to download directly onto any of the 4 devices listed above. This way you don't have to worry about losing cartridges.