Can Internet Marketing be done of Tablets?

I agree, tablets are very advanced these days. Especially the Ipads, they can do virtually all that a laptop can do except for the fact that it can't access others devices. One can definitely monitor anything via tablets. So it can be a great use.

My thoughts exactly. I'm a geek too (venture to guess a lot of us are).

I have an iPad Air stashed in the drawer so I can do basic stuff like email, blog posts, ect while lounging on the couch watching football games all weekend.

So yeah.... I do use a tablet from time to time.

I sill prefer being in my office on my "real computer" when doing more "in depth" stuff but that's just the way I roll.

There is too much money in selling laptops for manufacturers to put everything into low profit margin tablets. They killed off the netbook craze from awhile back because the strong sales of $175 netbooks were eating into $1,000+ laptops too much. They won't let that happen again.

Hybrid laptop-tablets are the future of mobile computing. How far down the road is difficult to predict. They could do it right now, but there's more money in selling everyone a laptop and a tablet separately. The only reason we see Microsoft doing it is because iOS and Android have the mobile market. MS has nothing to lose in that regard.

The Surfaces have been recently catching my attention. Your idea is an interesting one. Kinda like it.

As I see it there is one thing holding back Tablets in everyday use. and that is "Images" The day that Photoshop can run in ALL of its glory, is the day that I retire all of my computers. -- Yes I know there are versions of Photoshop for IOS... but its a image fixer and not an image creator.

As it stands in my personal work flow if I can, I will sit and create all the images needed and then later go in with a tablet with Bluetooth keyboard and add content and create pages, and all of that.

Yes, you can. I do it. It just depends on the type of tablet you buy. It seems that most of the posters only equate tablets with Apple. Well, then you can't do the things you are talking about.

With a good Windows tablet running Windows 8.1, everything you mentioned is not a problem.

I'm not so sure. For many tasks a tablet has enough power, but the OS and touch interface aren't any good. I just don't see a way of writing an article while having 10 tabs open for research. I could, but it would be slow and frustrating.

Head on. It's terribly difficult to create anything that requires a lot of precision or a lot of going back and forth between applications or webpages on a tablet. That's why they're only great for watching movies, reading emails, etc. Even replying to emails can be frustrating sometimes on tablets.

The netbook died from natural causes: it was a horrible machine: cramped keyboard, awful screen, mediocre performance, etc. I'm wondering how on earth they even thought about releasing it in the first place.

And I certainly don't think people looking for a $1,000+ laptop got mesmerized by the $175 netbook instead. They are just different demographics. Perhaps they were a good alternative to entry level laptops, but not to premium ones.

Windows isn't optimized for tablets. The UI's elements are just too small even for my fingers, and I have average-sized fingers. I'm wondering how a person with large hands must feel.