Samsung Chromebook Pro/Plus

[Zaap]

I agree with a lot of what you said, but for a long time a huge problem with styluses has been wacom. That company has a lot of the patents needed to make the tech work right locked up, and they've been pretty ruthless about enforcing them.

It's way expensive to add wacom tech to a device (for a majority of consumers it's not something they are clamoring for anyway) and the alternatives to wacom that don't infringe their patents yet still work anywhere near has good have taken a long ass time to develop. Personally, I still don't feel there's anything quite as good as a wacom digitizer on a tablet, nothing I've tried anyway.

It may have seemed a no-brainer, but from a business standpoint and the costs of licensing vs. the pay off (honestly, for most consumers, absolutely nil) it hasn't at all been an obvious move.

 

[Raduque]

I have always used both a Windows tablet and an Android tablet, and when my Windows tablet (HP Spectre x2) failed, I was given the Z10 as a gift because it has LTE.

It works well for basic tablet stuff and media consuming, but I miss being able to use PS and LR while mobile.

It's nearly impossible to find a Windows tablet other than the afore-mentioned Spectre X2 that supports LTE.

 

[Roland00Address]

So best buy is doing a trade in where you can get $100 off the ARM version of the chromebook if you trade in a working laptop. (note higher spec laptops will get more trade in value.) Remember this can run android apps so you effectively have a high end android tablet that is convertible with a stylus. The price for the ARM model at best buy is $449 before any trade ins.