Tablet as a universal weapon

This Windows 8.1 tablet has in me a Chromebook from Acer replaced because Chrome OS for my needs simply (yet?) Is too limited.
You get here practically a full-fledged Windows as we know it from the PC / laptop, on a tablet - without significant limitations in functionality. You can install all sorts of programs and plugins that are known by the usual Windows devices. I was among others the Silverlight plugin important to finally see SkyGo (without heavy laptop). Or VLC Media Player to watch all kinds of movie formats to. Or Skype, MS Office, etc.
Also various USB sticks are easily recognized.

Often here questions arise about memory and possible memory expansion via Micro SD card:
- The internal, freely usable memory is approximately 20 GB
- As an extension I have a 64GB SDXC card in use, which is recognized properly ()

Also interesting is the fact that you can also use the classic Windows desktop standard. Surely something more sensitivity and accuracy is needed while typing, but the rest of Windows 8 is indeed something 'large-scale' designed =)

In short:
excites me the diversity of the device which operating and connectivity concerns - as much 'freedom' with good to very good performance can offer in the form of not Apple or Android tablet. And that played a key role for me.

I would recommend this Tablet definitely recommend to all those who want to 'much' to do with it!

UPDATE 11/01/2014 ### ###
After about 5 weeks use and extensive testing I see my first impression only confirmed. The value for money is fantastic!
Only negatives in my opinion were the Akkulauf- and charging times (both approx. 5 hours), and the non-existing brightness sensor, so that the display is automatically adjusted brightness.
In addition I run the tablet with a so-called. USB LAN adapter () to be online at Unavailable WLAN still can.