You should be able to connect any android device to a Linux computer via USB with no problem assuming you have a recent distribution. Many lower end tablets seem to come with 1gb but on my android phone my use is often higher than that.Ī 7 inch screen seems a bit small to me so if you can find an 8 inch device in your price range that would be better. I would look for at least 16gb of internal storage as you will lose about 4-5gb to the operating system and anything stored on an sd card runs more slowly. Is it a realist project or a waste of money really? It has to resist humidity a minimum, or perhaps is it possible to put it in a large ziploc, can we do that? (Actually I am looking at something less then that, maybe a second hand device)

(Even if the battery is good no more, I could still plug it and use it?) It would be possible to plug the power from the car maybe? and use the thing while it's plugged. It has to have some sort of card reader or usb interface, an easy way for me to transfer material from my desktop computer using linux, with no Wifi It has to be an android operating system. It can have the minimal memory (probably 16 gb or less for a second hand) and a small screen. This is what I would imagine has suitable for my need:

I actually don't know very much about tablets, so I could learn from what you use outside, what is bad, what is good, etc. Hello everyone, I would like to get some advices on tablets for me to be able to consult Stellarium outside and access other documents.

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