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BA vs TyTn, Wizard, etc

Im looking to purchase a new PDA/Phone and I stumbled across the XDA 02 ii2 and thought despite it's age, that it would be an impressive upgrade from my Wizard.
By specs alone the BA should still be a formidable phone in terms of RAM, CPU, speed, etc.
Not to mention it boasts a pretty impressive 3.5" screen, though its resolution isnt better, its size makes it very useful as a portable media player as well.
Is its CPU inferior to the Dual core CPUs of the Wizard, or the 400mhz of the tytn? How much faster does having 128MB RAM make it compared to its newer peers?
Is it worth purchasing now as a usable device (esp considering its low low price)? And are there any major concerns about its stability, function, etc?
And Ive read about how to make it WM5, but what stops it from running WM6 other than unofficial ROM support?
Thank you!

The fact that the Wizard has two processor cores means nothing. One core is used for running operating system and the other one is GSM radio processor. In Blue Angel and Hermes (TyTN) it is present in separate chip.
The 400MHz PXA263 XScale processor in Blue Angel is far superior then Wizard's OMAP in terms of raw processing power. However this is not cruicial for most apps (expect: heavy games, Skype, some heavier navigation apps). If you use one of the latest ROMs on Wizard it should be much faster most of the time than Blue Angel, because of Blue Angels very slow flash ROM (even its SDIO slot is alot faster). More memory is great advantage for WM2003SE but in case of WM5 I think it doesn't make for its greater power consumption. Of course it is great for some resource-heavy apps.
Blue Angel:
+ Fast processor
+ It is crowded with application buttons (there are 9 of them + Green, Red and volume slider)
+ SDIO slot (not microSD or MiniSD)
+ Big display (great for one handed operation in WM5)
+ QWERTY keboard
+ Very good ergonomics (I think best among all Pocket PCs)
- Lower battery life than competition
- Not the best QWERTY keyboard under the sun
- Occasional instability
- Doesn't have EDGE
- Low range of Bluetooth and WiFi
Wizard
+ Stable
+ Small
+ Very good battery life
+ Fast for everyday use with latest ROMs
+ Good QWERTY keyboard
- Small display
- Thick
- Only few application buttons
- Slow processor
- Bad ergonomics
Hermes
+ Fast
+ Stable
+ Acceptable battery life
+ Good ergonomics
+ Very good QWERTY keyboard
- Small display
- Not very cheap

Thank you! thats exactly what I was looking for.
The size of the screen is what's really appealing to me, and I dont see the newer models attempting to match it with the exception of the o2 Flame (but pre orders for that phone are in the $1,000 USD range).

I would go for the Tytn; it is a great device and I find it much faster than my BA, much more stable, better battery life, better connectivity, better keyboard, a load more features and in my opinion is the better device. I know the screen is small but in day-to-day operations it really is no problem.

I may agree to a point with PPCnut, but tryin playing with Morphgear or Playstation emulator on it and push the envelop. you will see the BA
is actually faster and performs better under pressure. or look up GX benchmark for pocket pc, the BAs scores higher in most of the tests of speed
then the TYTN/ Hermes
I know i have both

How does the Kaiser / Tytn II compare in this example?
Currently have a BA still (Actually have two of them) but am very seriously tempted by the Kaiser.
I may actually be interested in selling them - two BAs (one without stylus or battery), two cradles, a car sucker mount and a minisync retracting sync/charge cable.
Why do I have two? I thought it was faulty and my carrier sent out a replacement - it turned out the battery was faulty not the handset. I "failed" to send the other one back and they failed to ask for it That was many years ago, I doubt they will ever ask...
Interested and in the UK coyote? May be hard to get a new one now and a 2nd hand one with a unit for spares should you have an accident may be handy

Is there such thing as a portable battery powered HDMI display?

I like to read ebooks and watch videos on my Galaxy S2, but in the end it is to small to provide a comfortable experience. I don't have the money for an AMOLED tablet, so that got me thinking. Wouldn't a generic portable HDMI-input display (sort of like a tablet without any internal hardware) be much more cost effective for those who don't rely on the touchscreen as the sole form of input?
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Wondering the same, would be great for phones or even laptops to have a say ipad sized portable display
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There actually is such a thing however so far the display is about 22". Not exactly something you'd be bringing around everywhere with you. it was first designed for the iPad with a keyboard, kinda over kill. Anyway the company is coming out with smaller models but smallest so far is 16.5", and speculating on price I in the end you would end up saving money just buying a tablet.
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There actually is such a thing however so far the display is about 22". Not exactly something you'd be bringing around everywhere with you. it was first designed for the iPad with a keyboard, kinda over kill. Anyway the company is coming out with smaller models but smallest so far is 16.5", and speculating on price I in the end you would end up saving money just buying a tablet.
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Do you know where they can be bought? I wouldn't mind having a 22" display in my backpack

Have never heard of such a thing but it does sound very practical this day in age. I would imagine that a 22" display would need a lot of batteries
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Have never heard of such a thing but it does sound very practical this day in age. I would imagine that a 22" display would need a lot of batteries
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Not necessarily. A portable display would consume far less electricity than a tablet computer of the same size. Let's say that the display of a standard tablet consumes 2/3 of the total energy available. If a battery only powers the display, an extra third of the battery's total energy can be used to power the display. Since there are no other internal electronics consuming the battery or the display's internal space, it may be possible to extend the battery by 33%, thereby having about twice the runtime of a tablet computer of the same size.
Furthermore, weight will not be as much of an issue as the display will not be used as a form of input, so the battery can be up to 8000mAh+ in capacity.
This is my thought on the energy consumption of a portable display.

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[Q] MHL jerky framerates?

Hello,
I have gotten this MHL adapter for my Note 2 about 2 weeks ago and it works decently. The problem I have noticed is that when I play GTA 3 or GTA Vice City is that the framerates seem a bit jerky to me. Im not sure if its just me or if its the mhl or if anyone else has this problem. Is there anything I can do to fix it?
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Dear X-dude,
Same here...
No problem with videos or other apps but games have less framerates when using mhl... I am not satisfied with the performance of game playing using mhl and sixaxis controller on TV Screen... Couldnt find a solution till now... I had same problem with Note1 also...
Kind regards...
Sent from my Amiga Note

MHL is not 'up to par' when playing video games, the fps just can't keep up. Playing videos though will work excellent! I use my N2 all the time to stream and play videos and music on my HDTV, looks and sounds amazing! Video games...not so good....

its not the MHL that is the problem.
the problem is the fact that the device is running in mirror mode. if you're running the TV at 720p as well as the phone at 720p, that means that the GPU now has to render twice as many pixels (ie. 1843200 pixels instead of 921600 pixels). it only gets worse if you run 1080p as it will have to render a little over three times as many pixels. doing that is far too demanding for our overclocked mali400 GPU, which is one of the reasons why it lags.
basically, the only device available at the moment that would have reasonable framerates in mirror mode based on GPU power alone would be the ipad 4th gen. i personally dont like ipads, but hardware wise, they do have a beefy GPU. the adreno 320 can keep up well enough, but isnt quite as quick as the powervr chip.
the malit604 might be able to do it if samsung can optimise the driver if they use it in the s4 next year, but at the moment, the performance of the mali 604 isnt much faster than the adreno 320.

Souai said:
sigh... its not the MHL that is the problem.
the problem is the fact that the device is running in mirror mode. if you're running the TV at 720p as well as the phone at 720p, that means that the GPU now has to render twice as many pixels (ie. 1843200 pixels instead of 921600 pixels). it only gets worse if you run 1080p as it will have to render a little over three times as many pixels. doing that is far too demanding for our overclocked mali400 GPU, which is one of the reasons why it lags.
basically, the only device available at the moment that would have reasonable framerates in mirror mode based on GPU power alone would be the ipad 4th gen. i personally dont like ipads, but hardware wise, they do have a beefy GPU. the adreno 320 can keep up well enough, but isnt quite as quick as the powervr chip.
the malit604 might be able to do it if samsung can optimise the driver if they use it in the s4 next year, but at the moment, the performance of the mali 604 isnt much faster than the adreno 320.
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That makes sense. Glad it wasn't just me. Thanks!

Souai said:
its not the MHL that is the problem.
the problem is the fact that the device is running in mirror mode. if you're running the TV at 720p as well as the phone at 720p, that means that the GPU now has to render twice as many pixels (ie. 1843200 pixels instead of 921600 pixels). it only gets worse if you run 1080p as it will have to render a little over three times as many pixels. doing that is far too demanding for our overclocked mali400 GPU, which is one of the reasons why it lags.
basically, the only device available at the moment that would have reasonable framerates in mirror mode based on GPU power alone would be the ipad 4th gen. i personally dont like ipads, but hardware wise, they do have a beefy GPU. the adreno 320 can keep up well enough, but isnt quite as quick as the powervr chip.
the malit604 might be able to do it if samsung can optimise the driver if they use it in the s4 next year, but at the moment, the performance of the mali 604 isnt much faster than the adreno 320.
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That doesn't make any sense.
Mirroring in that case = Output twice what GPU rendered once. Mirroring isn't involving any extra work to GPU, (not sure about 1080p output, but i guess that all rendered in 1080p instead of 720p then downscales to fit the screen of device, performance-wise its only a tiny amount worse than having 1080p screen on device). But any output (and MHL is included) has latency, when you output videos it is not noticeably because you don't interact with videos, but when playing dynamic game you'll start to notice lag between interaction and game react to it.
It is only applicable to Mirror output, extended screen surely will take part of GPU perfomance, but not half of that - it is depending on what you doing. 3D games is involving much more computing than several layers of 2D in android interface or media player.
Need some technically adequate investigation on FPS drop and MHL latency

mgrviper said:
That doesn't make any sense.
Mirroring in that case = Output twice what GPU rendered once. Mirroring isn't involving any extra work to GPU, (not sure about 1080p output, but i guess that all rendered in 1080p instead of 720p then downscales to fit the screen of device, performance-wise its only a tiny amount worse than having 1080p screen on device). But any output (and MHL is included) has latency, when you output videos it is not noticeably because you don't interact with videos, but when playing dynamic game you'll start to notice lag between interaction and game react to it.
It is only applicable to Mirror output, extended screen surely will take part of GPU perfomance, but not half of that - it is depending on what you doing. 3D games is involving much more computing than several layers of 2D in android interface or media player.
Need some technically adequate investigation on FPS drop and MHL latency
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Interesting. So there isnt much to do then to increase framerates on games?

Not sure where I read this at, but I was sure to have came across someone saying that the 1080p output is only at 30hz.

xartic12 said:
Not sure where I read this at, but I was sure to have came across someone saying that the 1080p output is only at 30hz.
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I also heard something about that and does the 30hz cause dropped frames? Also im pretty sure my mhl outputs at 1080i and not 1080p which makes a difference?

1080i is the culprit.
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mgrviper said:
That doesn't make any sense.
Mirroring in that case = Output twice what GPU rendeWhenred once. Mirroring isn't involving any extra work to GPU, (not sure about 1080p output, but i guess that all rendered in 1080p instead of 720p then downscales to fit the screen of device, performance-wise its only a tiny amount worse than having 1080p screen on device). But any output (and MHL is included) has latency, when you output videos it is not noticeably because you don't interact with videos, but when playing dynamic game you'll start to notice lag between interaction and game react to it.
It is only applicable to Mirror output, extended screen surely will take part of GPU perfomance, but not half of that - it is depending on what you doing. 3D games is involving much more computing than several layers of 2D in android interface or media player.
Need some technically adequate investigation on FPS drop and MHL latency
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Souai is right. If you would like a demonstration, do the following. Install the Electopia game/benchmark. When you start the app you will be asked if you want to run it in WVGA resolution or full screen. Try WVGA first. On the next screen choose 'benchmark' mode. Let it run then note what FPS you scored. Next run the benchmark again in full screen mode and note the (lower) FPS. Next, plug your phone into your tv using MHL and run both benchmarks again and note the lower FPS scores.....see? When plugged into a tv via MHL it is having to work much harder.

Ouzo said:
Souai is right. If you would like a demonstration, do the following. Install the Electopia game/benchmark. When you start the app you will be asked if you want to run it in WVGA resolution or full screen. Try WVGA first. On the next screen choose 'benchmark' mode. Let it run then note what FPS you scored. Next run the benchmark again in full screen mode and note the (lower) FPS. Next, plug your phone into your tv using MHL and run both benchmarks again and note the lower FPS scores.....see? When plugged into a tv via MHL it is having to work much harder.
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Interesting indeed. I will try this soon.

Get it or no

Well im just asking if i should get it or no.
I want to replace my laptop with it and a small keyboard. 10.5 LTE with Supposatly the Samsung exynos that is a 8 core but seem it not in reality like samsung lied
I want to hear the good and bad.
:laugh:

EDIT : Hello bonami2 , I posted the reply below before i realized it was you from NBR Forum, Welcome to XDA
It depends on what you want to do, if you want to watch video`s most of the time, get it, it has an amazing display, if you want to browse the internet most of the time, dont get it as the oled display eats the battery when it shows white, you are better of getting an lcd tablet, gaming kills the battery on all tablets so it does not make that much difference between oled and lcd.
You can get browsers that have night mode, where white is black so it save a load of battery power but it looks like crap.
John.

Don't get it. Poor battery life in general. Horrible idle battery life with Lollipop. The CPU is outdated by now. If you have to get a large screen tablet right now, go with Ipad Air 2 or Google Nexus 9. Moreover, we're slowly approaching the holiday season. Normally all new products are released in the second half of year. Even Samsung's Tab S replacement is rumored to be arriving in the second half of this year.

Akopps said:
Don't get it. Poor battery life in general. Horrible idle battery life with Lollipop. The CPU is outdated by now. If you have to get a large screen tablet right now, go with Ipad Air 2 or Google Nexus 9. Moreover, we're slowly approaching the holiday season. Normally all new products are released in the second half of year. Even Samsung's Tab S replacement is rumored to be arriving in the second half of this year.
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The new cpu for the tab s2 is supposate to be only 50% better in singlethread. and Enable the hmp to use the 8 core and have a higher clock and new architecture.
But at the end my 4 old Galaxy nexus from samsung from like 2011 2012 is still able to browse website with it old crappy dual core ahah. with 1/6 the singlethread
Poor battery life well i seen 15 hour of movie time with black movie. Using Dolphin and A night mode should allow to have better battery.
Not interrested in any apple product even if i was forced to.
At the end there is nothing on the market that seem worth the money. Except the tab s and i do know how to save battery with the recent research and own experience with my old Amoled phone.
So im gonna try it and return it if im not happy
And put the money toward some gpu
Anyways im getting it mid july and i heard it could be released in that time frame. Will see.
Thank you for all the negative

I have no problem with battery usage. It lasts a long time for me.
Tablet design is one of the best, the screen is fantastic. No issues with lag in normal day to day usage.
Websites with heavy usage of ads and graphics, can exhibit a little lag, but nothing out of the ordinary or that bothers me.
Sound quality is great. Touchwiz isn't the best implementation of an interface, not compared to HTC sense on my M8. However all in all quite happy with it.

And yea it me from nbr decided to post in case i could learn other stuff Google is good but we never have enough info
Thank you

ashyx said:
I have no problem with battery usage. It lasts a long time for me.
Tablet design is one of the best, the screen is fantastic. No issues with lag in normal day to day usage.
Websites with heavy usage of ads and graphics, can exhibit a little lag, but nothing out of the ordinary or that bothers me.
Sound quality is great. Touchwiz isn't the best implementation of an interface, not compared to HTC sense on my M8. However all in all quite happy with it.
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Thank you
Tested something with my nexus 5
Chrome is laggy when moving page the finger move faster than the browser
Dolphin go as fast as my finger can go on the screen and doest lagg at all or almost. Sure heavy page are slow to load.
Im mostly interrested in the multitasking thing samsung made i tried it on the old Note 2 and it work fine

Ps i have a 6000mah external battery
Gonna use it to power the external hdd im gonna get later down the road.
100% laptop replacement with storage everywhere

What is "black movie" ?? or did you mean black mode?
John.
"Poor battery life well i seen 15 hour of movie time with black movie. Using Dolphin and A night mode should allow to have better battery"

Tinderbox (UK) said:
What is "black movie" ?? or did you mean black mode?
John.
"Poor battery life well i seen 15 hour of movie time with black movie. Using Dolphin and A night mode should allow to have better battery"
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Uh review was replaying Harry potter in loop for 15 hour
I mean Dark movie sorry
Am limited to 1 post each 4 minute ahah

The New S2 has an 4:3 display it has shown up on benchmarking apps, and the resolution is 2048x1536 that is an 4:3 aspect ratio like the iPad`s
John.

Tinderbox (UK) said:
The New S2 has an 4:3 display it has shown up on benchmarking apps, and the resolution is 2048x1536 that is an 4:3 aspect ratio like the iPad`s
John.
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Oh yea but 15 hour on the tab s 10.5
yea im staying aways from that crap 4:3 ratio i have no idea how people can like that i had a laptop with that ratio for about 10 years until the screen hinge broke + the battery + the screen itself go humidity stuck in the panel and the fan started rattling lol
Ended using it as a server and finnaly recycled it after it started sounding like an airplane

My battery monitor says around 12hrs video playback at hd resolution depending on how bright the video is, Harry Potter=Yes , Dune=No
John.
QUOTE=Bonami2;61650442]Oh yea but 15 hour on the tab s 10.5
yea im staying aways from that crap 4:3 ratio i have no idea how people can like that i had a laptop with that ratio for about 10 years until the screen hinge broke + the battery + the screen itself go humidity stuck in the panel and the fan started rattling lol
Ended using it as a server and finnaly recycled it after it started sounding like an airplane [/QUOTE]

My battery is ok. Not good overnight on standby so charge it or switch it off.
I get an occasional freeze on lollipop when watching films. Was no problem on kitkat. Hope the next release fixes the movie issue.
Love the design. If the s2 is even better I may be tempted - but not by a smaller screen (as suggested).
That's out in the next month or 2 isn't it? Why not wait. Then you can buy my S lol

My T800 only looses 1-2% in 16 hours according to the app below, how much do you loose, have you tried finding out what is causing your battery drain.
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John.

First of is this a very good tablet.... yes. There is a handful of flagship class tablets that are made for android and for the most part they each have small advantages and disadvantages over each other. The best thing you can do is figure out exactly what type of stuff you want to do on your tablet.
Second this tablet is a Big.little 2X quadcore, so calling it an octacore is both cprrect and deceptive at the same time. Honestly I have no clue if Samsung enabled HMP (heterogeneous multi processing- the ability to use both quad cores at the same time) or not but I have noticed that the tablet is usually more gpu bound then it ever gets processor bound. In practice the faxct that there are better processors out there (tegra k1) does not mean that this tablet can not handle almost any program you can throw at it (that runs on it-- no tegra zone or xcom).
Lastly I would not recomend this tablet, the nexus 9, Nvidia shield, Sony z4, or any other android tablet as a laptop replacement. Or to be more precise I could not use one in that role. It has nothing to do with speed, this tablet is far faster then the pentium 4m dell I used to have. It is not so much the size of the tablet the 10.1 inch screen is not much different then some ultrabook screens I have used. The main issue in using an android tablet as a laptop replacement is Android. If you could load linux on this tablet amd run it then it might be a little closer to a working replacement, but even then the arm architecture severely limits program compatibility. The lack of even 1 full sized usb port (yes I know it has otg) limits accessories that can be used.
If you only ever need to do some very light document editing, then yes this can replace a laptop. If you need to do more then that and you absolutly have to have a tablet form factor then buy a surface 3 (never a 1 or 2, windows rt is useless) or other x86 based windows 8.1 tablet. If you want the best of both worlds then for the price of a galaxy tab s abd a keyboard you can get a convertable tablet/laptop and have a laptop for heavy workloads and a tablet for fun all in one.

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First of is this a very good tablet.... yes. There is a handful of flagship class tablets that are made for android and for the most part they each have small advantages and disadvantages over each other. The best thing you can do is figure out exactly what type of stuff you want to do on your tablet.
Second this tablet is a Big.little 2X quadcore, so calling it an octacore is both cprrect and deceptive at the same time. Honestly I have no clue if Samsung enabled HMP (heterogeneous multi processing- the ability to use both quad cores at the same time) or not but I have noticed that the tablet is usually more gpu bound then it ever gets processor bound. In practice the faxct that there are better processors out there (tegra k1) does not mean that this tablet can not handle almost any program you can throw at it (that runs on it-- no tegra zone or xcom).
Lastly I would not recomend this tablet, the nexus 9, Nvidia shield, Sony z4, or any other android tablet as a laptop replacement. Or to be more precise I could not use one in that role. It has nothing to do with speed, this tablet is far faster then the pentium 4m dell I used to have. It is not so much the size of the tablet the 10.1 inch screen is not much different then some ultrabook screens I have used. The main issue in using an android tablet as a laptop replacement is Android. If you could load linux on this tablet amd run it then it might be a little closer to a working replacement, but even then the arm architecture severely limits program compatibility. The lack of even 1 full sized usb port (yes I know it has otg) limits accessories that can be used.
If you only ever need to do some very light document editing, then yes this can replace a laptop. If you need to do more then that and you absolutly have to have a tablet form factor then buy a surface 3 (never a 1 or 2, windows rt is useless) or other x86 based windows 8.1 tablet. If you want the best of both worlds then for the price of a galaxy tab s abd a keyboard you can get a convertable tablet/laptop and have a laptop for heavy workloads and a tablet for fun all in one.
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im mostly looking to browse internet and go on forum and listen to music and movie on the go
I think it fit perfectly. Anyways most current laptop are overpowered and windows cant even utilise the hardware correctly.
10hour battery life on a laptop is pretty hard to do

The review in the link below quotes approx 7.5 hrs internet browsing which is almost the lowest, but the video playback is the longest, have a read of the full review if you have not yet.
Try "UC Browser" it has the best night mode i have see.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.uc.browser.hd&hl=en_GB
http://anandtech.com/show/8197/samsung-galaxy-tab-s-review-105-84inch/3
John.

Tinderbox (UK) said:
The review in the link below quotes approx 7.5 hrs internet browsing which is almost the lowest, but the video playback is the longest, have a read of the full review if you have not yet.
Try "UC Browser" it has the best night mode i have see.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.uc.browser.hd&hl=en_GB
http://anandtech.com/show/8197/samsung-galaxy-tab-s-review-105-84inch/3
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Will see i could maybe get the tablet the 5 :laugh:

If younare looking for multimedia playback (videos and songs) and some internet browsing then yes you are correct, you don't need a full sized laptop. Tbh you really do not need a seprate bluetooth keyboard for thst either and that was partly what I was basing the thought you might want to do more then that on the tablet. Word processing for a document of any reasonable length, is lously on android even with a bluetooth or usb otg keyboard.
If you want to watch movies or listen to music on the go do not forget to buy a microSD card, this tablet supports up to 128GB but 64GB is a far better value. 16GB (or even 32GB lte model) is not enough memory after programs and the OS to store more then a few hours of moderate quality (480p-720p) videos and evem kitkat reads multimedia from removable storage with out any need to mess around with roms or root. Heck it is the one thing Google thinks should go on a microSD card, that and pictures.

In-game performance issues. But why?!

Hi there! I have a Galaxy Tab S4, as you can imagine. I use it as my gaming device. The only game I play is Rues Of Survival. And well, Among us, but I don't even take it into consideration as a demanding game.
The tablet is not rooted but I debloated it with adb as far as I could. Android 10 on board.
Probably this crappy game became so poorly optimized that the performance degraded over time.
Now I am at a point where it's pretty unplayable even if I lower the resolution.
Let's see what I have tried so far.
I have checked the usage of CPU, GPU, temp and FPS with the game launcher plug-in. I have an average of 60 FPS with an average CPU usage of 8% and an average GPU usage of 80%. The problem occurs during crowded scenes. The FPS drop to 30, making the whole thing sutter really hard, the CPU usage stays the same and the GPU usage drops to 60%. WHY THE HECK?!
I have tried a couple of different resolutions (the game does not specifically states to how many pixels correspond each d*mn option) with close to no improvements. The graphics got really ugly, obviously.
Should I try to root and disable DVFS? Should I root and lower the resolution of the whole tablet to a normal fullHD with terminal? Should I stop complaining? Should I quit playing? Should I get a new tablet?
It seems pretty absurd that a game that I was able to play on my Galaxy S6, now got so demanding. Or that a 500 euros tablet aged so badly in two years.
Are those 2 free GB of ram out of 4 not enough to handle the game?
I can play it quite flawlessly on my OnePlus Nord. But this is NOT an option. The hardware specs of the two devices should be comparable. What mostly changes are the screen resolution (lower on the OP Nord) and the ram size (double on the OP Nord).

I doesn't try that game, but I played others (pubg (highers settings), stardew valley, this war of mine... etc), and I have not had problems at all. I'm stock. Have you try game booster?