Can my tablet still be saved? Ja Janetshadow
How should I draw this snake? Ne Neilflorence
Which drawing tablet do you recommend? So Soggytoilet
Strange bug in Windows? Th Thaliashock
I'm looking for the most affordable portable device to be able to program with Ruby, as well as being able to draw (should have touch screen)
I want to have either Linux or Windows as OS.
Price should be under 250euro, I'm also satisfied with a used device.
Can anyone recommend something to me?
I can recommend the following tablet for your purpose:
It is an Amazon Reflink!
PS: It also has a keyboard, which is in my opinion best suited for programming:-)
Not quite dewy, but quite cheap would be a Thinkpad X220 Tablet (https://www.notebookcheck.com/Test-Lenovo-ThinkPad-X220T-4298-2YG-Convertible-Notebook.59907.0.html). Linux support is great, touch screen with stylus input for drawing, quality is the finest, but of course the hardware is very outdated. Possibly. Replace the HDD with an SSD, then the thing is quite fast in everyday use.
I'm using the X200T (two generations older) and for Office, programming and annotating PDFs with the stylus this thing is more than fast enough for me. However, some very expensive websites (such as GMail since the update about a year ago) force him to his knees. But the X220T should have less problems with its i7-2640M than my X200T with the SL9400: https://www.notebookcheck.net/...596.0.html
