I run TC2000 Anywhere on Android (both phone and tablet) and on a Kindle Fire HD 10 (which is just an Android variant), but a colleague who uses it regularly on a much wider variety of devices thinks the best experience is on an iPad. It isn't bad, but running TC2000 Anywhere on my phone is better.

I have a tablet I bought for $50 a few years ago during a Black Friday sales which will run TC2000 natively. Note you would probably want a decent one in this case. If you are planning on running anything else requiring Windows, then a tablet running a full version of Windows (such as a full blown Surface tablet) is your best bet. For me, the difference would not be worth the additional cost of getting a tablet running a full version of Windows (unless you are going to be on slow internet). That said, I have found the difference to be minor and even unnoticiable in most cases (dependiong on your internet speed). If I buy a windows based tablet do I bypass parallels client all together? If it is bypassed, how would you rate user interface with touch screen?Īgain, I am not able to use a laptop, only a tablet any suggestions will be helpful.Ī full version of Windows is probably going to be slightly better than running TC2000 using the Parallels Client. Is parallels client better or operate better for either iOS, Android, chrome cast? I discovered parallels client yesterday and plan on buying a tablet today, preferably an iPad solely for the purpose of viewing tc2000.

The tv2000 app is great but I need more size and capability. I do not have access to my computer during the day and my cell phone is not able to do what I need it to. Welcome Guest, please sign in to participate in a discussion. Attention: Discussion forums are read-only for extended maintenance until further notice.

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