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Apple's iPad 2 is a fantastic tablet that enables you to do loads of things, including browsing the web and writing notes. The touchscreen keyboard is perfectly fine for a small amount of typing, such as website addresses, but typing for longer periods can prove to be uncomfortable and slow.

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For the same price as the iPad, you'll soon be able to get an 11" slate running Windows 7; the ExoPC Slate has comparable storage to the iPad (32 or 64GB) but it also has a Webcam, hardware-accelerated Flash (and Silverlight), handwriting recognition, fully accessible USB ports and an SD card slot – and of course it runs any Windows application you want.