My impression is that it’s hard to find powerful specs alone on an Android tablet. That seemed counterintuitive to me — I’d think that the extra space would help — but I think what’s going on is that everyone gets a smartphone, and they make that their primary mobile device. Then if they have the funds, they get a tablet, most-often for dedicated movie viewing. The market for that is pretty price-sensitive, so tablets don’t generally cost as much as flagship smartphones. As a result, most tablets tend to have good speakers and a decent display, but unimpressive radios, compute capability, and most other things.
My impression is that it’s hard to find powerful specs alone on an Android tablet. That seemed counterintuitive to me — I’d think that the extra space would help — but I think what’s going on is that everyone gets a smartphone, and they make that their primary mobile device. Then if they have the funds, they get a tablet, most-often for dedicated movie viewing. The market for that is pretty price-sensitive, so tablets don’t generally cost as much as flagship smartphones. As a result, most tablets tend to have good speakers and a decent display, but unimpressive radios, compute capability, and most other things.