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Oh man, where have you been... LOL :) Lot's of us including myself have been using tablets like the ACER W3... I have had mine for over a year now.... The only tablet type that won't work would be one using Windows RT....

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..living under a rock..lol. Well thats good or bad news if you are my wallet. Any thoughts regarding i3,i5, i7, ram etc

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No need for an I7 unless you will be using it for slicing. I5 is more than enough. 4GB minimum. I use 16GB but that is overkill unless you are running a very large ez-ai implementation. 8 would be more than enough.

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Thanks David!

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OK Stupid question here, what do you mean by i3,i5, i7, ram etc? I'm on the cusp of getting a tablet and want to know the best to get also. I understand Ram bit the numbers you use confuse me. confused

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The "i 3,5,7" refer to the naming of the intel processor, in the old days you just bought by the speed ie 240mhz, then there was dual, and quad core processors xeon etc. Those still excist but they try to use a friendly memorable name like i7 for the everyday processor. :) The larger the number the faster the processor.

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@Dave if you are just using the table for ARC or robotics in general, I recommend the Acer W3.... Dirt cheap (they are all over ebay) and works great with ARC.... The 32g or 64g both work fine...