Have the device now for about three weeks. Basically, I am very satisfied, although I still have to get used to the Android operating system. Actually, I was prone to a Windows 8 tablet, but useful were too expensive for me, am now landed the Asus Memo Pad. The Asus Memo Pad thrilled me through the long battery life and the good display. The included Apps are pretty good. Particularly positive, I notice the fourth button at the bottom, which allows you to quickly access the favorite apps. Unfortunately, these are pre-assigned from Asus and can not be complete. Otherwise, however, a useful facility. What I, unlike the Samsung tablet like is that the home button is not mechanical, but on the screen. This has the advantage that it is like any other pushbuttons always down, no matter what position the tray is. It can also operate without noticing on his head. Very good response to touch commands is the display, which is not always common. Compared to the Samsung falls on positive that the Asus Memo Pad being swallowed and hang a few seconds left. This is my opinion, but not to the good display, but the built-four cores. These ensure that in spite of anti-virus software installed, the work always liquid proceeds. That's 3 the same size my wife not always given in the Samsung Galaxy Tad. In both I feel the reflective display to be very disturbing. This has a particularly detrimental in the underground from where the light almost always coming from behind. There I use the tablet much as eBook Reader. Unfortunately, there is to my knowledge, no tablet in affordable regions with anti-reflective display, which is why I do not return the Asus Memo Pad for this reason. Not quite as comfortable, the software is to write e-mail, such as the Samsung, especially when the latter is already used by the phone. That is, but I think a very subjective impression. I find the Samsung clearer, although you may prefer the lens text input, none of the two systems of the other. A disadvantage in direct comparison I find the permission of the Home screen from Asus Memo Pad. This can be incomprehensible meadow not wipe continuously on, but ends after two mop and you have to go back, which is not comfortable. Nor can it be accessed directly through the below arranged points, what is the meaning of the points for me in question the page. The widgets are offered lugubrious for me. But that is certainly very subjective and probably depends on habits. Overall, the Asus Memo Pad a good tablet is in the size and for me the perfect complement to the PC and now a budding spare my ebook reader. When I compare the two aforementioned tablet I'm very pleased with the Asus, which is why it also gets full marks, despite the small shortcomings. The Samsung but would also retain, if I do not equal to my wife could have provided, or Android would have a better multi-user feature. I'd at least get into the ranking of the two devices in the direct comparison to a reverse order, as the gro0e computer magazine, which also has a large foothold in the general daily press. For me, the clear number one for the Asus Memo Pad, but closely followed by the Samsung.
