Does Android have anything to replace MS Word?

[peterson99]

OK, so I'm thinking about purchasing an Asus Eee Pad Transformer to replace my current laptop. My only concern is whether or not Android has any good word processor apps. I am currently a student, so a word processor with a great spell/grammer checker is a must.

So my question is, are there any good apps anybody can recommend, or am i better off sticking with my laptop ( aka Microsoft Word) for the time being?

Thanks!

 

[Kelmar]

I'd keep the laptop to be honest.

When I was in college we had to email files and submit things in a certain format. IMO, it's probably easier with MSWord.

 

[ScorpDX]

Documents To Go is basically the Android equivalent to the Microsoft office group of products. It would do everything you need.

 

[KENNECTED]

OK, so I'm thinking about purchasing an Asus Eee Pad Transformer to replace my current laptop. My only concern is whether or not Android has any good word processor apps. I am currently a student, so a word processor with a great spell/grammer checker is a must.

So my question is, are there any good apps anybody can recommend, or am i better off sticking with my laptop ( aka Microsoft Word) for the time being?

Thanks!

You could use google documents

 

[Guamguy]

I would go with Google Docs.

If you don't want the Cloud thing, there is QuickOffice and Docs to Go.