Just like the new iPad is not going to attract a lot of nexus owners either.
I bet it does. It's so damn ugly.
Just like the new iPad is not going to attract a lot of nexus owners either.
This is kind of like a no **** response. Just like the new iPad is not going to attract a lot of nexus owners either.
Umm. No. try Google.
The phrase would be: "iPad mini stereo speakers"
Nice try though...
Well, just to buck the trend -- I'm a long-time Apple fan and Mac user, but I bought a Nexus 7 to replace my 1st gen iPad. Heck, even my parents-in-law have a Nexus 7, and if they can figure out how to use it, the software is just fine.Specs mean absolutely nothing if your software sucks.
And why the hell is the bezel 2x3 feet?
I wish Apple would take sound quality seriously.
I'd buy this over an iPad mini as a media playback device. Mono sound sucks, and Apple needs to up their game.
It is on my Nexus 7 at least. I use it and an iPhone 5 on a daily basis, and the Nexus is noticeably less smooth during scrolls and animations. However, I would love to get my hands on the new one and see how it manages![]()
I wish Apple would take sound quality seriously.
I'd buy this over an iPad mini as a media playback device. Mono sound sucks, and Apple needs to up their game.
Try reading this; it could help improve your knowledge on the subject: https://www.macrumors.com/2012/10/31/ipad-mini-confirmed-to-carry-stereo-speakers/
I ordered one. Looked like an interesting toy to play with. I bought an original Nexus 7 before the iPad mini came out. Screen sounds pretty impressive.
Maybe that's because you can get double what Gazelle offers by selling your iPad on eBay or craigslist. How many iPads are traded into Gazelle anyway?
Here's what's misleading about this headline...
Not everyone trades in their tech to get new tech. Many people pass it on or keep multiple devices.
apparently you don't need a retina display because your eyes (and many others on here) can't tell the difference between the screen and the bezel.
Yet they say they saw a huge increase in Nexus 7 trade ins.
what about the many people, including me, that want iOS without the stickiness and no restrictions? I'd gladly 'voluntarily' not have to accept the 'only one app store' terms
I also think you don't understand the term "own". I fully own my iOS devices, and so would you were to you to buy one. What makes you think otherwise?I'd rather really own my device
Maybe folks who have the iPad mini are interested in trying a new device as well as keeping their Apple product. At $229, I'm sure some folks are simply buying a Nexus 7 and keeping their Mini as well. Our household has a 4S, Nexus 4, iPad and Nexus 7.... looking to add a Lumia 925 in the near future.... can't we all just get along?
No, it means that no one is trading in their iPads for one.So that doesn't mean the Nexus "fails" to attract iPad owners. It just means that people are not ALSO trading in their iPads.
Notice how you aren't providing a counter-example. "If" you got a Nexus 7.I have an iPad. If I got a Nexus 7 - I wouldn't trade mine in. First of all - they are two different sizes. Second - I have a wife and child would could use the iPad still when I'm not using it.
And neither do I. You, like the vast majority of iPad owners, will not be getting a Nexus 7 any time soon.I don't think I'm an exception either.
It never claimed to. It claimed to provide a single data point.Again - the headline doesn't tell the whole story.
That's exactly what it stated.More accurately - No increase in iPad trade-ins on Launch of Nexus 7
Yes, it can. And this is the first data point to demonstrate that. I'm not sure why you're having such a hard time following it. Did you expect a 100% proof of an absolute claim?"Fails to Attract" cannot be determined.
This is why people make fun of apple apologists.
Most of what you are calling "bezel" is the bottom and top menubars on the screen.
See this image:
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ipad mini on left, new nexus 7 on right. adjusted contrast so you can see where the screen stops and the bexel begins. Side bezels are nearly identical. I feel like I should point out that the Nexus on the right has twice the DPI of the ipad mini next to it, and an extra 1.2 million pixels of real estate. But yeah, go ahead and talk about how clunky it is compared to the ipad.
what about the many people, including me, that want iOS without the stickiness and no restrictions? I'd gladly 'voluntarily' not have to accept the 'only one app store' terms
I'd rather really own my device