The days of business travellers lugging weighty laptops in shoulder-straining carry-bags are not quite behind us, but they're knocking on the door.
Samsung's svelte little tablet - the Galaxy Tab S2, to give it its full, somewhat clunky name - is a fabulous travel companion for the "business-light" traveller.
It no doubt has the computing power to navigate a spaceship to Mars, but realistically when you're travelling you mainly want something that will ace your email requirements and connect you to any relevant systems back in the office. It does all that in spades, and with a pretty lengthy battery life.
On my last work trip, I still trucked the laptop along for the heavy-lifting jobs - mainly accessing the page-design system that brings you, dear reader, Travel each week. But with tablets now packing serious computing heft, the days of taking the laptop - all several kilograms of it - on trips are surely behind us now. If I still carry the blasted things with me these days (and I'll raise my hand and admit that I'm writing this review on the old dear on a trip right now), it's because of perverse ingrained habit. That and the fact that the solid keyboard on a laptop feels more "worky".
Of course the Tab S2 is not alone; it sits alongside the iPad Pro and Microsoft's Surface Pro in a busy tablet market.
