benefits from tablets vs softjells
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I know that our bodies need the D3 to function properly - nerves, etc. I live in the north and never get enough sunshine which does provide adequate D3 if you don't use sunscreen. Because of this I take D3 so that my body has what it needs. If I get adequate sunshine (on forearms, mid-day, without sunscreen) I don't take the softgel that day.
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I get better swallowing and digestion out of softgels but the end results are the same.
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I believe soft tabs are more easily, quickly absorbed by the body. But if your "D" is already at a great level (60) then u shouldn't need a rapid body absorption. I like the quality of this product & also buy their B12 sublingual.
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I react badly to binders and fillers in most tablet forms of supplements. I think absorbability of softgels better than tablets.
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Almost every review I've seen on the Fire says the touchscreen has problems with responsiveness. I did some playing around with both units at a Target and found the same problem with the touchscreen. The software seemed decent on both. If you're going to watch movies/videos the nook's display seemed closer to an HD experience, but neither was bad. Amazon's obviously got a much broader and richer content collection "in the cloud" than B&N;, but if the books you need are available for the Nook, it seems much smoother and more responsive.
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Yes, I use the large tablets in mine. I was told by the installer that the large tablets work better than the small ones.
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I haven't used the Kindle, but I have a Sony Reader, and I'm very pleased with it. I did research, too, and the ultimate thing that points me in Sony's direction is that it's an open system--there are more file formats available for it. Also, with the freeware programs on the Web, you can do things the Kindle does (i.e., download newspapers) without getting the more expensive device. Books don't take that long to download for the Sony device, though you do have to plan in advance what you want to read, since you can't download it anywhere. While there are definite advantages to the Kindle (Whispernet), I really like my Sony Reader. I haven't used the Kindle, but I have a Sony Reader, and I'm very pleased with it. I did research, too, and the ultimate thing that points me in Sony's direction is that it's an open system--there are more file formats available for it. Also, with the freeware programs on the Web, you can do things the Kindle does (i.e., download newspapers) without getting the more expensive device. Books don't take that long to download for the Sony device, though you do have to plan in advance what you want to read, since you can't download it anywhere. While there are definite advantages to the Kindle... » Read More I haven't used the Kindle, but I have a Sony Reader, and I'm very pleased with it. I did research, too, and the ultimate thing that points me in Sony's direction is that it's an open system--there are more file formats available for it. Also, with the freeware programs on the Web, you can do things the Kindle does (i.e., download newspapers) without getting the more expensive device. Books don't take that long to download for the Sony device, though you do have to plan in advance what you want to read, since you can't download it anywhere. While there are definite advantages to the Kindle (Whispernet), I really like my Sony Reader. « Show Less
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Lilly.n Kindle fire is a great product but not for what you want. You are right about the LePan. There is a LePan 2 that I am considering buying myself. I have been researching for months now. When you read the low star reviews and the same issue keeps showing up, I believe it. If the complaints are all over the place I don't take them seriously. Every Android I get my eye on ends up with major issues. I think I am just going to get the apple ipad and play it safe. ps amazon.com is cheaper than hsc. best of luck, God Bless
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I have the smaller one and I personally think the larger one would be better because with the little one you have to scroll around on the tablet to move around on the screen on the computer. So lets say your tablet drawing space is 5"X5" and your computer work space is 10X10 so you would have to scroll a lot to get from one corner of your piece of work to the other and it's a bit awkward. Other than that I don't think there is any advantage or disadvantage with either sizes.
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A major advantage of the Nook Glowlight is the ability to read outside both in both direct or indirect sunlight without the screen "fading" or screen glare as well as being able to read anywhere indoors or at night with the Glowlight function. The battery life of the Glowlight is significantly longer and the device is much lighter and easier to hold and carry especially while traveling. There is the disadvantage though of books only being available in black and while, which could be an issue for books for children or books with photos or pictures in them. The Main advantage of the Nook Color is the color feature, especially for magazines, etc. and the text is a bit crisper and the lighting better. It also has a night time setting (dark screen/white lettering) for reading at night which doesn't light up a room as much for the benefit of other occupants. Being a tablet gives internet capability, but this does mean a shorter battery life. It is also difficult, if not impossible to read it outdoors. Both products are excellent. Since I have an iPad and can access my Nook library in color, I have opted for the Glowlight so I can read outdoors on my patio. Best of both worlds.
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A tablet PC isn't bad for running something like Photoshop if your going surface 2 and if your going to do a lot of 3d you need something from like razor. Bottom line your spending thousands and your limited to a screen 1.5 or 2 times smaller than my yinnova. If your not planning to take it on the go this is way better.
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I think this is a good choice as long as you're not using it professionally. I use mine as a hobby mostly and in that case the pros outweigh the cons. The pros are the size of the tablet, lowPrice and features while the BIG con here is the driver issues. However yesterday I got a new driver sent to me and it's working it well.
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Jessica, So glad you asked before buying this thing. The zeepad we got was total garbage. I got it for my nephew and it was almost unusable. The screen is unreadable, it pixelates like crazy, and the device itself feels shoddy. Thankfully, Amazon is awesome and I was able to easily return it for a refund that I put towards the purchase of a Kindle Fire (the 159 dollar ad supported one). Lesson learned as far as I am concerned. The Fire is an awesome device and nothing in the under 300 dollar tablet market comes close to it for performance and value. As for 10-inch tablets, my ASUS Transformer is amazing and I use it constantly. Either would do what you are looking for. Hope this helps.
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The Acer Iconia Tab is a tablet that runs on the android operating system instead of the windows (or mac) OS. If you have an android phone, the tablet will be more like your phone than your lap top. If you are going to be doing a lot of web browsing, social networking, playing app games, e-reading, e-mail, etc. the tablet is wonderful because it is easily portable (much more so than a lap top), lightweight (can easily hold it with one hand and use the other to click the touch screen) and you can use it at any hot-spot. However, if you are going to be using the tablet for office related business, like extensive word processing, spreadsheets, etc. You might want to stick with a lap top. There are office programs for android and they get the job done, but (at least from the ones that I have used) they are not as good as something like the Microsoft Office Suite. I personally use both a lap top and a tablet. I use my tablet for basic work related items like sending an email and the lap top when I will be doing hours worth of office work. For anything and everything else, I use my tablet!
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the difference is just the size. if you have a big screen, bamboo fun would be a better choice. even your monitor is small, bigger tablet may offer more precision. but i believe most people would be fine with craft size.
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Hi Cynthia, We have purchased two of these tablets. We had bought them mostly for emails. But my daughters had other ideas and use it for playing games and watching Netflix. Google Play is already on the tablet and you can just click on the app., set up an account, and it can be utilized to download other tablet apps. (Like the Netflix) The screen set on "Bright" can still be seen at an angle from either side. We have a computer screen that from the side "appears to disappear"--This does not do that. The screen is also sufficiently viewable on lower light settings which save battery power. We had some issues with battery drain and the ValuePad customer service is very helpful with all questions. One of the batteries drained within two days in the OFF setting. We began turning off the internet on it and unplugging the keyboard (if you have one) when we powered down. The battery then stayed at 100 per cent losing power in increments over a two week time. Of course if you use it more frequently, you will be able to keep track of your battery power and plug it up at intervals to refresh it. We are not high tech users, but I would say this tablet is well worth the money and again, the ValuePad customer service is there to help you!
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If that's what you are going to do on your tablet then do not pay the extra. The 2012 edition is a great tablet. Everyone keeps asking me if I'm going to upgrade so they can buy it. Absolutely not. I'm still loving it. Make sure to download the latest updates for it. Another tip is not to charge it while it's off. Unless it's completely dead. Reboot at least once a week.
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There are only small differences in the two such as the idea pad having more memory but slightly less processing power. Overall the two are very similar both in price and performance which makes user preference the real deciding factor.
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It's a little like comparing apples to oranges. I love my Kindle Fire. Great for the intended purpose of reading, game playing, even internet searches. I see it more as an entertainment tool. The Asus T 100 can certainly do all of that, but the keyboard allows me to use it for work. It can be used for the same type of entertainment purposes, but I use it primarily for work. The fact that Microsoft Office comes with the purchase, in addition to the fact that you are not paying extra for the keyboard, makes it the best value overall. I absolutely LOVE it. I had looked at Windows Surface, but the Asus beats it by miles in all respects. Kindle Fire: High entertainment value. Asus: the total package. Good Luck!
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I own the Visual Land tablets for months, so far no problem. I like my tablets so much that I just bought one for my son. Also the second seems to work well for now.I download, AVG antivirus , AVG Cleaner and Adblock, I do not know if these help with the operation.