I have run Microsoft Office applications, Word, Excel and Powerpoint on both an Asus Prime and a Playbook using Splashtop Remote Desktop.
While the Prime, with its keyboard makes the editing of Office documents the same as if you were using it on the host computer (there was very little lag due to the network), the Playbook was more suited for use as a remote control and a monitor.
The use with the Playbook would be very useful if you were using your laptop to present a Powerpoint presentation and you could then see what was on the screen behind you as you look towards your audience with your Playbook on your lectern as you control the presentation.
While the Prime, with its keyboard makes the editing of Office documents the same as if you were using it on the host computer (there was very little lag due to the network), the Playbook was more suited for use as a remote control and a monitor.
The use with the Playbook would be very useful if you were using your laptop to present a Powerpoint presentation and you could then see what was on the screen behind you as you look towards your audience with your Playbook on your lectern as you control the presentation.
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