Only peripherals built for use with Apple products are an option and that is a big limiter compared to those built to industry standards that can work with any Windows system. The lack of a file manager in iOS is a further complication for using peripherals with the iPad. This limits options for peripheral usage. The iPad is even worse as it lacks a USB port of any type.
That opens such use to potential problems that may be too much for many users. Some Android tablets can be used with peripherals like mobile hard drives but most of these support Windows. Related coverage: Seagate releases ultra-thin Seven, Wireless portable hard drives Those working with large files - photographers and video professionals come to mind - can carry all of their work files with them. This makes it possible for mobile professionals to hit the road with terabytes of external storage. Most Windows tablets have a USB port or two that are perfect for using portable hard drives and other peripherals. Peripheralsĭocks may be overkill for some workers a better solution may be to plug a peripheral or two into the tablet. Some have an HDMI port for plugging into a TV or monitor, but this isn't a convenient method compared to the Windows docking stations. While many have USB ports, they are for connecting keyboards and mice. The same can be said for Android tablets. The iPad is not intended to be a computer, especially one that can drive an enterprise system with monitors and peripherals. There are no options for the iPad to connect it to a docking station, and no USB hubs either. Plug the hub's USB cable into the tablet and it morphs into a full desktop system. If the tablet has no dock option, universal hubs are available that serve the same purpose. See also: Can a Surface Pro 3 with docking station replace your desktop PC? This lets the slate serve as the CPU that powers it all. Those produced by tablet OEMs are the easiest, simply requiring putting the tablet on the dock which connects all of the desktop peripherals. These devices facilitate plugging in monitors, keyboards, mice, and hard drives. Tablets can serve as desktop systems in the office with the addition of a docking station. It's not easy to find one bigger than 10 inches in Android, and impossible for the iPad. There are Windows tablets with varying screen sizes, ranging from 7 to 15.6 inches. See related: Six great laptops ready for Windows 10 This is especially true when it comes to screen size, particularly for larger slates which at times can be a better solution for work. The many options for Windows tablets make it easier to find one that fits individual needs. Executives have pushed for them, IT departments have accommodated them, and users continue to clamor for them. The hottest device in the enterprise remains the tablet.
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