First of all, Android is much FASTER than the DX. I have been spoiled by my color tablet with the Repligo Reader for Android (cost around 3 euros). Result? No way I can go back to the DX now. Yet, I have thought about the very same question you pose for quite a while now, and bought an inexpensive Android 2.2, 10 inch, tablet for around 150 euros you can find even cheaper tablets on. It is a great ebook reader and I have gotten much enjoyment out of it. #18 paravantis 03-18-2012, 09:59 AMI have been using my Amazon Kindle DX for a couple of years. New tablets without wacom - simple touch interface ipad knockoffs are coming out next year in the dozens, so keep your eyes open. This year's models are probably going to run 1500 or more. or more popular brands like hp/dell for slightly more 600-800 that are core2 duo or i3.
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You can pick up older models of tablets from 2005-2008 for 300-400$ on ebay, like the motion computing models (ls800 or so are really cheap, and not terrible, better specs than ipad and full wacom). Accuracy is also way, way higher, so your notes will be better and can be converted to text (yes you can write notes in handwriting using stylus). With a proper stylus, it will not take input if your palm hits the screen, and you can flip the pen over and erase when you are drawing.
If you touch it with your fingers, it will think it's input. Also you can get full wacom - so you can use a digitizer pen, which is amazing, because the touchscreen on ipad/nook and such is crappy. #14 curstpriest 11-18-2010, 11:23 PMlike I said, you can get 2008, or 2010 model tablet PCs with full physical keyboards for 600-800 with i3 processors and 4gb of ram (used/refurb) if you look around, you can rotate them and have landscape/portrait mode.
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