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Abraham Deutsch

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corrupt the access database
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Spoke to the developer, and they say it's ok should not do any corruption.<br />
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Price range?
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Not looking to pay a dollar more needed, but need it to work would say not more then $600 range<br />
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Battery life
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Does not matter will not work on it for a long time at once thy thy can charge it between uses.<br />
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Any other feature
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No<br />
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Does it matter if the display is matte or glossy
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I personally like batter glossy but would not make any difference on what to choose.<br />
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thermal throttling and/or fan noise
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Don't care about this<br />
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The main focus is on performance comfort and display.<br />
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<b>A very important point I forgot to mention, needs to work with LTE so I can add to my plan with my wireless carrier (Wifi in not enough)</b>
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$600
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<a href="https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/surface-pro/8NKT9WTTRBJK/C0HL?icid=SurfaceDept_R2_CP1_SurfacePro5th_100418&activetab=pivot%3aoverviewtab" rel="ugc">https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/surface-pro/8NKT9WTTRBJK/C0HL?icid=SurfaceDept_R2_CP1_SurfacePro5th_100418&activetab=pivot%3aoverviewtab</a>
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It has a very tiny SSD drive. A user would run out of space within months. <br />
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i5 is satisfactory as is 8 GB. &nbsp;So it is fair but I would set my sights higher.
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All I am going to use it is to remote in the office computers and run a front end access. I don't want taff to use it for any other purpose (I plan lock down the tablet/notebook (Kiosk)
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OK, If no big storage needs then the Surface you picked out should be fine.
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Easy enough to add a USB internet stick. I do this and have a plan from my ISP . Easy
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You are right I see I'm was totally off with my price range. But it is worth for me to pay the extra $150 for something that has built in LTE rather than using a usb or hot spot to connect to the internet
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Thank you all for you advice
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You are very welcome and I was happy to help you.
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I am looking for a tablet/laptop that employee can use when they are on the go.<br />
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I will have an access program running on it [the database is on the company server].<br />
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Need to connect to their office computers in a domain environment via a VPN connection.<br />
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Light work [no robust system]<br />
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Work on Verizon network.<br />
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Purpose of porches giving the employees access to their computer on the go and using the access program.<br />
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Any recommendation, please.
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I am looking for a tablet/laptop that employee can use when they are on the go.

I will have an access program running on it [the database is on the company server].

Need to connect to their office computers in a domain environment via a VPN connection.

Light work [no robust system]

Work on Verizon network.

Purpose of porches giving the employees access to their computer on the go and using the access program.

Any recommendation, please.

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