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Using a laptop and building a PC is not an option.I want the portability of a tablet with the power of a high-end laptop.So you're saying if i buy a window's 8 tablet i can downgrade to window 7 - i like that... i'll consider more devices.
Have you considered a convertible? They have docking keyboards that usually contain a battery, and sometimes improved hardware when docked. There are also some really slim laptops that have touch-screens capable of closing such that they face outwards, so you can use it as a tablet. If you really want full windows (not RT), I would take a hybrid over a tablet any day of the week. Not a fan of most windows 8 tablets right now, either trash hardware or trash battery life.I would recommended staying away from windows 7 on touch screen devices, it's not a good experience at all, although it may be daunting it's worth getting used to windows 8.To be fair I have only tried windows 8 tablets, never one, I use a nexus 10 :P.
Well yes because dosent AutoCAD run on 3GB RAM to start with?And well the Samsung Galaxy 10.2 or 12 both come with an Exynos 5 CPU (Octa Core) @ 1.9GHz and a Muai GPU (Quad Core) @ 1.7GHz, and 3GB RAM.But if the RAm limitation bothers you you can use up to 4GB (<--- Android Stock Kernel Limitation) of memory on an Micro SD Card as a SWAP Partition as long as you have ROOT on the device.