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Check - In Tablet Options

Andrew Metz posted 6 Years Ago

We're getting our check-in underway. Tried it last week using our personal iPads and loved it (Printing on ethernet connected GX420) but before we spring for buying iPads I thought I'd ask if anyone prefers using it on a Windows Tablet? Have you found a cheaper/better option than iPads?

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- Jim Michael replied 6 Years Ago
In my opinion, if you have network-connected printers (ethernet or wifi), the iPad will be a better user experience than a cheap windows tablet. The only reason I would go with Windows tablet is if you have _USB only_ printers, as that's the only client that can talk to such printers (directly.)
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In my opinion, if you have network-connected printers (ethernet or wifi), the iPad will be a better user experience than a cheap windows tablet. The only reason I would go with Windows tablet is if you have _USB only_ printers, as that's the only client that can talk to such printers (directly.)
In my opinion, if you have network-connected printers (ethernet or wifi), the iPad will be a better user experience than a cheap windows tablet. The only reason I would go with Windows tablet is if you have _USB only_ printers, as that's the only client that can talk to such printers (directly.)
In my opinion, if you have network-connected printers (ethernet or wifi), the iPad will be a better user experience than a cheap windows tablet. The only reason I would go with Windows tablet is if you have _USB only_ printers, as that's the only client that can talk to such printers (directly.)
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- Adam MacLaren replied 4 Years Ago
Any recommendation on size? I know the current iPad standard is slightly smaller then the iPad air. The iPad mini seems to hide the back and cancel buttons below the fold.
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Any recommendation on size? I know the current iPad standard is slightly smaller then the iPad air. The iPad mini seems to hide the back and cancel buttons below the fold. 
Any recommendation on size? I know the current iPad standard is slightly smaller then the iPad air. The iPad mini seems to hide the back and cancel buttons below the fold. 
Any recommendation on size? I know the current iPad standard is slightly smaller then the iPad air. The iPad mini seems to hide the back and cancel buttons below the fold. 
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Jim Michael

4 years ago

The plain old $330 iPad runs check-in great. Any extra power of a higher end model would be wasted since it's basically just running a browser. No issue with everything fitting on the screen for us.