My old tablet has died, what are some /g/ approved tablets for being comfy and reading manga on?
>>51457381
Amazon fire
get an ipad
>>51457397
Would also say this. I have a Fire HD 10. It's a fantastic tablet.
>>51457417
>4:3 for reading mangos
I love my nexus 7!
iPad Pro
>>51457381
I'm working on building my own, using this board. I picked this board over the Odroid because it not only has a SATA port, but will boot from it too. Other boards like the Banana Pi have SATA ports, but you have to boot from an SD card or eMMC. I'd rather use a SSD or even a laptop HD because they have superior performance, last longer, and offer more storage per $ spent.
Another thing that interested me in this board is that it's one of the few ARM boards specifically supported by OpenBSD. Now being supported, and being worth using as a mobile OS are two different things, but it's something I'd like to at least give a shot. I don't like Android (better than iOS I guess) at all, and don't think much higher of Ubuntu or Debian, which unfortunately seem to be the most commonly used OSes for these ARM SBCs. OpenBSD on the other hand is my prefered OS in general.
So if i wanted to blow 200 bucks on a tablet. What would you buy /g/?
>>51460797
>blow 200 bucks on a tablet
If you want something half-decent you're going to have to buy second-hand. New stuff at those prices have wonderful specs and lousy implementation, support and performance.
>>51461069
Very understandable.
It's a odd crossroads for me.
On one hand, word, browser, games and video are all i use a tablet for.
On the other hand, i don't want to be left behind on the next wave of tech....
>>51460797
Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4
>>51460797
ASUS ZenPad S 8
>>51460797
Zenpad S 8.0 senpai
have one and once you disable bloat apps its flawless
>>51464066
>>51462176
>>51464174
Thank you all. You've helped me narrow down a list for things to look at and compare three different versions of affordable tablets.
Have a worthless feels comic as a show of gratitude.
