My last couple of posts have highlighted my attempts to leave my Mac and PC behind in order to more fully implement my use of the iPad in my daily work habits. For the most part this has been a smooth journey.
Most people told me the lack of a keyboard would be my most frustrating aspect of this plan. They were half right. I have set my accessibility features to speak to me when the auto correct feature changes something I have typed. This has helped me from sending out too many incorrect auto corrects. 
However, it can be confusing to go from the iPad keyboard that automatically inserts a period when you double space and inherently knows to capitalize certain words to using the keyboard remotely through programs like Splashtop or Team Viewer. The iPad has made my typing a little lazy in that regard.
I posted a little of how I am able to use these tools on the iPad over at www.bcstechblog.org. I wont bore you with typing it all up again here.
So far battery life is not an issue. When I finish at the end of the day I still have about 30% of my battery power remaining. (I do have to plug in my phone to get through the day, however).
My review to date? So far, so good.
Still experimenting.