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Between classes, home assignments, study sessions with classmates, and, for some, work, students have a lot going on. Being able to work on essays on the go without major inconveniences is important.

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Tablets now match laptops in speed and often cost just as much, yet they still fail to take the laptop’s place for daily work. The reason is not weak parts or poor design, but how people work, type, ...

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While moderate use of computer devices can have academic benefits, especially when they are used at home, intensive use is often correlated with diminishing performance, writes Michael R. Bloomberg.