[Deusdies]

I'm somewhat disturbed by the fact that Samsung (and Apple) seems to be the only one that is pushing for >= 10" tablets. I had a Galaxy Tab S Pro which is not that great (heard the Note line is very good). I ended up gifting it to my dad and I bought myself an iPad, even though I'm heavily invested in Android.

Nexus 10 has no successor, and LG is not coming out with anything with that diagonal, and now this.

[dm2]

I have a 21 inch "tablet" hanging on my office wall, it's pretty useful as a dashboard and I can put it on a standing desk for typing up emails and watching videos, http://www8.hp.com/us/en/ads/aio-products/slate21-pro.html

[ajmurmann]

would be nice if it wasn't power cord bound.

[dm2]

Not really, it's heavy, like ~14 pounds.

It's definitely useful though, a good niche product between desktop computer and tablet.

[mkl]

Bigger tablets definitely exist, but the thing is they're much bigger, and many don't run on battery. Search "android all in one" to find them. Here are some examples:

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2/192-7938256-6859156...

http://www.pcworld.com/article/2152540/android-on-the-big-sc...

http://www.asus.com/AllinOne_PCs/ASUS_Transformer_AiO_P1801/

[zanny]

The Transformer series is usually good. Don't like the proprietary plug though. My 2012 model lasted well and I gave it to my mother as a gaming device that she is still using to this day. The Tegra 3 chip kinda sucked though.

There was no N10 successor because apparently it didn't sell well enough.

[ou812]

I just picked up a Galaxy Note Pro 12.2, and I love the size! The display is amazing. It's fast, too. A pretty nice upgrade from my Nexus 10.

[ajmurmann]

Agreed. I would love a 15" tablet for watching movies in bed.