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Hi,<br />
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For a developer i would avoid Apple really and go for an android. The Sony Tablet S is a great pad that we newly brought in for a customer, they are very happy with them.<br />
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The reason why i say no to apple is there inablity to adapt and the way they lock down the systems. The lack of Flash support is appalling to be honest. Not letting the user install any apps on the device could bite you in the behind in the future as well. <br />
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As a developer i think you would get more out of an android. <br />
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As far as i know almost all tablets on the market work with tethering but i would go for one with 3g in as some phones etc cut the 3g when your phone rings if you dont have a strong enough signal and the better performace from the internet on a tablet vs phone
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Oh yeh, last but not least. With android you have the possibility to develop apps without having to go via apple. Weve had some apps made for customers, these arnt apps we want everyone to have access to so android was the only option.
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Great solution Jason, many thanks
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Hi all,<br />
I am looking to get a tablet and have done a fair amount of research, but would really appreciate the view of the Experts. <br />
My main goal is that I want to show off my work remotely to potential clients. The majority of my work is developing websites, but also do social media, and would like to develop apps.<br />
The most important requirement is connectivity. I need to be able to demonstrate my development work remotely. Therefore what is you opinion on the performance of inbuilt &nbsp;3g or external wifi 3g hub. &nbsp;<br />

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Are there performance issue between the two. i.e an ipad (or other device) with inbuilt 3g or using a 3g hub connected by wifi.
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Are there difference on different operating systems (apple windows android)
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Are there differences devices, do all makes perform evenly or do some not allow tethering etc..
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Hi all,
I am looking to get a tablet and have done a fair amount of research, but would really appreciate the view of the Experts. 
My main goal is that I want to show off my work remotely to potential clients. The majority of my work is developing websites, but also do social media, and would like to develop apps.
The most important requirement is connectivity. I need to be able to demonstrate my development work remotely. Therefore what is you opinion on the performance of inbuilt  3g or external wifi 3g hub.  
Are there performance issue between the two. i.e an ipad (or other device) with inbuilt 3g or using a 3g hub connected by wifi.
Are there difference on different operating systems (apple windows android)
Are there differences devices, do all makes perform evenly or do some not allow tethering etc..

Best tablet for a web developer – connectivity

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