RM on the Cheap? Functionality Question re: Windows Tablet

I have a Mac, running 10.6.8, so I can't run RM. I don't want to go the Windows-on-a-Mac parallel route.

I've had 2 PCs over the past 6 years---both of which died suddenly and could not be resuscitated.

Would a tablet that runs Windows 8.1, has bluetooth and a micro USB port be able to run Rig Manager with full functionality?

Thanks very much in advance for any guidance----I'd like to buy one tonight if it will work.

Thanks for the replies so far. I should have posted a link to the model I'm considering.
Here it is: http://www.bestbuy.com/site/in…19528554656&skuId=2077079

Quote from bigHF

Ask the guys at BB whether this is a fully functional USB port. Sometimes they call it usb port, when it has only the form factor and does not serve anything but powering the battery.

OS seems to be ok.

I know from the Owner's Manual I found online that you can connect a flash drive to the micro USB port.

Yeah, the only issue, I think, is going to be connecting micro USB to the USB 2.0 Type B jack on the Kemper.

Well, it's a no-go with the Insignia tablet. It runs Windows 8.1 RT, and you can only run Windows apps on it, not programs.

Quote from bigHF

Glad you found it. The link you provided showed Windows not Windows RT. Very misleading.

Thanks. I think I'm going to go the next cheapest route---a bottom-of-the-line laptop. Unfortunately, it's gonna cost twice as much as the tablet.

Quote from DigitalBliss

I got one of these recently and I really like it.

I didn't want to spend more than $250US, so I went with the cheapest laptop I could find (with good reviews), a Toshiba Satellite.