Have you looked at a Chromebook?

Yes, mrentropy, I have. However, they need the internet all the time. I want to be able to use my device offline. Thanks for the answer though

@make: “I want to be able to use my device offline.”

You may have missed this in your list of intended uses.

I have a Nook Color (one of the old ones) that I bought solely due because it was easy to root/flash and turn into a full-on Android tablet for cheap. You can’t do that with the new Nook Tablet, but those cost more anyways.

@tom_g: I think ‘manage files’ pretty much suggested that. However, I shall make sure that I am more precise in the future.

@jerv: Thanks for your contribution, but in order to fully use Deezer I need to upload files. Although I can get apps to manage files on an android tablet I cannot have the capability to upload files onto websites. This is one of the main problems that I have been running into. Thanks for your answer though!

@make: ”@tom_g: I think ‘manage files’ pretty much suggested that.”

It is pretty vague. Especially considering that it was listed as 1 of 6 intended uses. Also, in 2013, “manage files” doesn’t necessarily exclude purely cloud-based services.

Get a cheap Windows notebook. Then you can “manage files” and do all of the other things, which are internet-dependent.

@make I’ve uploaded as well, but generally to FTP servers. That requirement may require a netbook; I liked the value of my old Aspire One, which seemed to do better than peers that cost twice as much.