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The tablet computer device, whilst a relatively new gadget, has eaten into PC sales since its introduction two years ago. Smaller and lighter than the laptop, they are fast becoming the computer of choice for many people. But how do the laptop and tablet compare when it comes to functionability? If you’re stuck between the two, these are some factors to consider. Tablet Vs Laptop: Price & Value Whilst a laptop or a tablet are both expensive purchase, cheaper tablets like the Kindle Fire HD and the Nook HD have emerged more recently. However, do they offer value for money? The cheaper tablets are fine you are simply looking for a device for watching, listening and reading, but when it comes to productivity they don’t offer much. If you take into account that the upfront cost of these tablets doesn’t include the cost of additional apps, the extra costs hike up the price. If you are looking for a higher priced tablet you will find they do more than the consumption tasks, but you will also pay a lot more than for the Kindle Fire HD for example. If you want a portable and truly powerful piece of technology, there is no comparison to a good quality laptop. Whilst they do cost more than a tablet, laptops are much better for work tasks and have far greater storage. Tablet Vs Laptop: Movies & TV Tablets are often used as portable televisions because they have multiple ways to stream or download films or TV programmers through the internet. Their large yet light screens are perfect for long journeys and even watching in bed. In comparison with the laptop, they have low power consumption, giving you more time to watch films without charging. As they come with cellular connection, tablets make streaming...