The first impression was so disappointing that I have packed the device arrived on a Saturday after one hour test run right back. Did not bother me the poor quality of the display: a strange noisy, cloudy and slightly blurred image.
On Sunday I gave the device then bored a second chance. After updating to Windows 8.1 and lots of tweaking to the font sizes (whether in the settings in the operating system or in individual applications), I came closer to my ideas. Meanwhile, I have absolutely used to the display and it also corresponds approximately to the image impressions on my 26 "monitor and my Asus 15.6" Acer laptop.
My need was especially to absolutely synchronous Outlook content (e-mail, calendar, contacts, notes, tasks). The synchronicity of the emails I reach through corresponding IMAP accounts. For everything else, the German program SimpleSYN does an excellent service. However, I had to buy more here another license for the tablet. The documents are in the center of a cloud.
Do I use my BlackBerry with a touch of a button as a hot spot, I can with the tablet on the go via Wi-Fi to the Internet.
In summary, in my view:
+ High flexibility thanks to fully-fledged Windows 8.1 operating system
+ USB port thanks to separate charger connector always free
+ HDMI output
+ Micro-SD card slot
+ When delivered 32GB are actually free, the built memory chip has 50 GB.
+ Long battery life of up to 8 hours
o relatively difficult to trace, it processed robust
- A not-to-date, inferior display that is acceptable only in the light of the now OFFERED selling price.
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Update: since the beginning of June switched to iPhone 5S and iPad Air. all the best. Why not have much much earlier, I wonder. And the finding that Windows tablets and BlackBerry smartphones but are only half the stuff.
