Tablets

Using a tablet as a work machine means email, spreadsheets, and calls on hardware built for media. What matters: keyboard and trackpad support, split-screen multitasking, a display big enough for two panes, all-day battery, file access, and camera placement. Each pick below earns its place through at least one of these strengths.

iFLYTEK AINOTE 2 AI-Powered E-Ink Paper Tablet

Features that fit the use case

Keyboard and Trackpad Support

Typing at length needs real keys, and a trackpad cuts reaching for the screen.

Split-Screen Multitasking

Work means a document and a browser at once, not one app filling the display.

Desk-Sized Display Area

Spreadsheets and slides stop being readable below a certain screen size.

Full Workday Battery

A work device has to survive meetings from morning to late afternoon.

External Drive File Access

Attachments and client files arrive on drives that the tablet has to read.

Camera on the Long Edge

A landscape camera keeps you centered when the tablet sits in a stand.

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