When it comes to productivity, laptops still have an edge over tablets. Laptops generally have more powerful processors and graphics, which allows them to handle more demanding tasks such as video editing, gaming, and running specialized software. Laptops also have a physical keyboard and touchpad, which can make typing and navigation faster and more comfortable. Moreover, Laptops have the ability to have more storage and can be expanded with external storage, which can be crucial for some users.
Another drawback of tablets is that not all software is available for them. Many programs and apps that are essential for certain tasks and industries, such as Adobe Photoshop, AutoCAD, and other professional software, are not available on tablets, or the versions available are not as complete as the ones on laptops.
Additionally, the operating systems and hardware of tablets, although becoming more sophisticated, still differ from laptops, this can make it difficult to transfer, share, or work on documents with others and can lead to compatibility issues or limited collaboration capabilities.