When you are renting the tablets for your office, consider how many you will need and what model you will want. Are you going to stick with Apple, or do you like the options that are available with Amazon’s new tablets? Make sure you consider the size of the device as well. Think about the types of connectivity you want too. If you want to be able to connect a USB to the device, for example, you would not be able to choose the products from Apple. Battery life is likely important to you as well, so check to see how long the batteries last for the device you are considering.

Different tablets have different primary features. Depending on the tablet that you choose, the operating system will be different. It may feature Apple’s iOS, the Android Platform, or Microsoft Windows, for example. Most of the tablets on the market today also have external speakers, cameras, and various inputs and outputs. They will likely have headphone jacks, and many will come with a USB port. Some also offer docking ports so you can use the device like a computer by connecting a keyboard and mouse to it.

The tablet is a relatively small device that can connect to the Internet wirelessly. It is possible to buy data plans for the devices, as you would with a smartphone, or you can simply use them over Wi-Fi connections, as the vast majority of tablets feature wireless connectivity. They have simple to use touch screens, and all of the operating systems tend to be very intuitive to use. The devices also allow you to download and use a variety of applications that you can use for work.

Tablets are fast becoming one of the most important business items that your employees may need to have. They are even replacing laptops in terms of popularity, and part of that reason is that the newer model tablets have functionality and power similar to many small laptops. They are easier to take with you no matter where you might be going, and they are very user friendly. Most employees will take no time at all getting accustomed to working on a tablet, as they are similar to their smartphones.

• Internet
• Email
• Games
• Work applications
• Travel and conferences

• Apple
• Amazon
• Samsung
• Google