Smartphones are getting bigger and tablets are getting smaller. How do you decid

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Smartphones are getting bigger and tablets are getting smaller. How do you decide if you need a smartphone and a tablet or if the new larger phones are enough for your needs? Conduct a web search to learn more about the larger smartphones and tablet options. What are the advantages to having a larger smartphone? What are the limitations? Will the larger smartphones reduce tablet sales? How much does each device cost? Develop list of pros and cons with at least three different options for each device and briefly explain which option you feel would be best for you—a larger smartphone and no tablet, or a smaller smartphone with a tablet? Follow your instructor’s directions for proper formatting of your research.

Explanation / Answer

Yes sales of big smartphones are totally killing the production of the tablets. This has been started from the time of 2014 which indicates that maximum users are turning into large screen smartphones. Totally 56 million tablets are shipped between jan and march whereas when we see it for last year it shipped 59 millions that shows the decrease in the usage.
Users are mainly tend to use gadget for watching movies, reading books. and browsing the internet so that to do all these things better to choose the tablet because it contains the big screen but the problem with decresaing the tablet sales are smartphones itself providing big screens not much than tablet that should say but user can satisfy with that size and he is going for it. So smartphones are proving the same features in terms of memory, camera clarity and screen size along with the light weight. So anyone will have a cjance of preffering the smartphone. When comes to tablets it is difficult to carry out that thing so thet prefer to use smartphones

According to me i feel the same of using the smartphones because it is providing the same features that are provided as it is by the tablet.

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