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\n\nLaptops offer plenty of power, but they’re not always the easiest thing to carry around. Tablets, on the other hand, tend to be more portable, less bulky and now, often mirror the functions of a full-size computer.
\n\nNBC Selected editors have used tablets as computer replacements and entertainment centers for years, and one thing keeps them coming back: the weight. At around a pound, tablets are simple to travel with and tuck into a bag or store away when you don’t need them. Once you add a keyboard or stylus, they’re good for taking notes, building presentations and more.
\n\nIf you’re thinking about getting one for yourself check out our below list of NBC Selected editor-approved tablets, along with expert advice on how to find the right one for you.
\n\nThe tablet picks below come highly recommended by NBC Selected editors or are in line with guidance from our expert Alan Elterman, a sales manager at Abt, a national retailer of electronics and appliances, and what he said you should prioritize when shopping.
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