Amazon and Google have opened the market to a whole new class of tablet customer with their 7-inch tablets priced affordably at $200. But the attractive price tag is only one reason to like these mini-tablets.
In this edition of Ask Maggie, I explain why I like smaller tablets and why I think readers interested in buying a tablet should wait to see if Apple also introduces a tiny, affordable iPad.
I also explain the ins and outs of buying a new iPhone directly from Apple or from your wireless carrier.
Good things do come in smaller packages
Dear Maggie, I am thinking about getting a tablet. But I am unsure about which one I should buy. Several people have recommended the Apple iPad to me. I have an iPhone so I am familiar with the software and I have some apps already. My husband has an Android smartphone. And I also have a Kindle e-reader. I'll probably use my new tablet for reading as well as watching some videos and to let my son play some games.
I'd really rather not spend $500 plus on a tablet. I know there are smaller ones available for less money. But I'm not sure if I'd regret not getting the bigger tablet. Anyway, I'd love to hear your thoughts on what you think I should get.
Thanks, Jaime
Dear Jaime, The first piece of advice I'd offer is that you shouldn't do anything for at least the next few weeks. Rumors have been swirling around for a while that Apple is planning on introducing a mini-iPad ... [Read more]
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