So it's okay for Samsung, Motorola and everyone else to update their Android phones 2 or 3 times per year to keep their revenue stream flowing but it's NOT okay for Apple to revise a product twice in one year? Why this double standard? Look, it's absolutely in Apple's best interest to stay ahead of the pack. If a new iPad 3 will help, then by all means bring it! Let's not be silly or stupid here. Apple pretends it doesn't care about market share, but it does. They just won't state it publicly because they want to give off the appearance of being above the fray, being "better than that". But ultimately they will do what drives their stock price higher and what pleases shareholders - with or without Jobs on board. Apple is now much bigger than Steve Jobs, and I'm tired when people make this about him.
Buying technology is like flushing money down the toilet. It is only an "investment" if you use it to generate cashflow. The value of technology almost always goes down, and anything you buy is already obsolete the day it hits the market because something better is already under development. Be happy with what you have and wish Apple the best. What else is there to do?
The difference is that Motorola and Samsung products sales dry up very quickly post-release, the only way they *can* stay relevant in this market is to constantly build up hype around new product releases. Apple doesn't have that problem, they can't make enough iPads to satisfy the demand.
Apple is what it is because it doesn't do business like the "other guys".