Reposted from forums elsewhere globally and a headslap for overlooking posting here 
Hi All
I’m on a PC with ##### sticky keys so will keep this short. Sorry if I’m abrupt.
Moved to Taiwan 2 study Chinese and need a tablet PC – Don’t think notebook will do. Hoping 4 advice as I have 0 Chinese and limited tablet knowledge. Makes things hard 
Needs:
USB (Can use USB quad port if only 1 on tablet 4 keyboard/mouse etc)
Not break budget
Chinese language apps => English Chinese/Pinyin Character Dictionary. Also character training. Other useful stuff
Wireless to access Uni Net.
Sturdy
Reliable
Lite 
Prob. Highly Desireable:
SD Card Reader
Map
GPS
Direct handwrite capability -> pen paper effect
Windows => Yes raspberries inbound I know. Never used Android + brought 1 windows MP game
DVD Writer => Okay not happening but … Maybe pendrive copy to PC and PC2DVD burn? Have 2 see.
Prob. overlooking stuff but brain’s freezing up. Gone from 30 degree sweatbox last week to present barely 10 degrees. Prac. snowing! Yes your heart bleeds I know. … Must be cold. PC Froze
- Had 2 retype all
Hope didn’t forget too much
Ruled out iPlod. ‘Cheap’ but fails needs. Also Mac
Anything else? Have to pick something up couple weeks hence this post.
Browsed a few places here but it’s hard – no Chinese. Seen 4 that meet all/some needs.
Acer Iconia Tab W500 ($19,900 ~ AU$660-800)
Asus Eee Pad Slider SL101 ($18,900 ~ AU$630-760)
Asus Eee Slate B121 ($44,900 ~ AU$1500-1800)
Sony SGPT111TW/S (or 112 or 113) ($?)
Slate nice but too dear
Iconia might do and meets needs but heard Acer=overspecced crap. True? Also heard sturdy built so? Supposed to be able to run Freelancer. Would need keyboard+mouse but would need 4 home use anyhow.
Any & all advice, suggestions … appreciated, if in English
I found three stores that sell various tablets in Taichung - Lvl 9 Shin Kong Mitsokoshi, Taisuco, and a yellow store with the Windows logo almost in their Chinese name but which doesn’t seem to have an English name, the barbarians. I mean what are they thinking not having an English name in a non-English speaking country 