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In this digital age, we see screens everywhere: you work on your laptop, then turn to your smartphone for entertainment and communications; even watches are “smart” now, so you still can’t run from screens even when working out. In this never-ending deluge of screen time, there’s one more screen that’s been gaining popularity since the popularity of work-from-anywhere — the tablet.
There are many reasons why you would want to get your hands on a tablet, the first and foremost being portability. Tablets are generally lightweight and easy to carry around, making them ideal for on-the-go use, travel, or commuting. However, that’s not the only thing that makes a tablet desirable: we’ve got a few more reasons listed down here.
A Second Screen Companion
When you’re working out of home, you don’t want to be laden down by too much equipment. At the same time, a second screen is sometimes very helpful especially when you need to multitask. That’s where a tablet can come in handy.
Tablets typically come with big screens, like the 12.4” display on the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE, but unlike a typical portable monitor, they can be used on their own without having to be hooked up to another device. The larger screen of a tablet also makes multitasking much easier than a smartphone.
So say that you want to take watch a movie while working at the same time. A tablet like the Galaxy Tab S7 FE will allow you to Netflix and Work. Plus, its vibrant display and dual speakers will place you right in the middle of the action!
Mobile Gaming, But Bigger
Some mobile games have some breathtaking art, and playing them on a larger screen definitely allows you to enjoy the graphics better. However, connecting your phone to an external monitor isn’t as easy as it sounds, and the image tends to lag, which is a real bummer for the gaming experience.
Since tablets have their own processors, they can easily run the game on their own, so lag is no longer a problem as long as the tablet has a capable chipset. The Galaxy Tab S7 FE is equipped with a high-performing Snapdragon 778G chipset, so you can rest assured that this tablet will be able to run all your games and stream movies smoothly without lag!
Notebooks? Nah, I’ll Pass
Another great thing about tablets is that you can stop buying notebooks and planners, even if you prefer writing over typing. Some higher-end tablets come with a capacitive pen that allows you to take notes and draw on your tablet just like you would on pen and paper.
In Samsung’s case, the Galaxy Tab S7 FE comes with the S Pen, which is Samsung’s famous capacitive pen. With low latency and a soft tip, it truly feels like you’re writing with a real pen, with so much more to it: it even turns your messy handwriting into text for easy organisation!
[This article was written in collaboration with Samsung Malaysia]