Shopping for a tablet/laptop for running Hyperion

Hi all, if you have $500~600 USD to spare and want to buy a tablet+keyboard to run Hyperion for both business and personal purposes, either working on a client's project or self-training, which tablet would you recommend to buy for installing the latest release of Hyperion? or even SAP?
Please name the model and ideal specs.
Thanks!
Edited by: user7735252 on Jun 3, 2013 3:14 PM

Why does it need to be a tablet? Installing and running on a tablet is going to be a challenge, might be worth considering a laptop/network and a cloud solution.
Cheers
John
http://john-goodwin.blogspot.com/

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1. In a word no. Your processor is dual core. You really want at least quad core + hyperthreading for the media that you will be pushing around. The Quadro 2800M only has 96 CUDA cores and DDR3 (slow) memory. BTW, task manager shows 4 "cores" when you have a dual-core + hyperthreading.
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