I wonder how much all the people who scooped up the blackberry tablets at a deep discount are loving them today?
It's not necessarily about being able to do more work than it is being able to work on it more comfortably. Dense PPI displays allow you to pack smaller amounts of information more closely together while still keeping things legible. Looking at a webpage on a Retina iPad in portrait orientation is a good example of this. I can read the text on an unzoomed webpage without struggling at all, despite the fact it's probably less than half the point size of the text displayed on my 24" 1080p monitor.
If Apple did this you would be applauding them for their amazing business skills.
In this case, "If Apple did this..." is equivalent of saying "If the USA gave itself up and became an English colony once again..."
Dumb analogy. Apple accepting trade-ins for competiting products to bolster their own sales is far more likely to happen. In fact, it's a fairly common practice across the industry.
I don't want to call anyone out here unnecessarily, but I think MTR is what an actual astorturfer looks like.
Having an opinion is one thing. Having a post that looks like a barely concealed advertisement is another.
I don't see many people running out to exchange their iPads for the surface as that would be downgrading. For crying out loud people complain that the iPad could be thinner and or much lighter, the surface is a dog-gon mattress, MS obviously are aware of this and it's why you can put that money towards any ms product.
I don't see many people running out to exchange their iPads for the surface as that would be downgrading. For crying out loud people complain that the iPad could be thinner and or much lighter, the surface is a dog-gon mattress, MS obviously are aware of this and it's why you can put that money towards any ms product.
You are absolutely right, and that has to do with MS piss poor strategy in terms of hardware. An atom windows tablet, however, runs rings around an ipad, but for some strange reason MS chose to ignore it completely and instead make a hardware niche flawed product in the surface pro, and a software severely flawed product in RT.
Obviously I am the odd man out here, but I traded in my ipad for an atom windows tablet and I am never looking back, I have zero desire or need to ever touch my ipad again.
This holiday season we have Baytrail coming out, which is a huge upgrade for the Atom tablets. But once again MS is wasting a huge opportunity by not having a Baytrail tablet, which IMO trounces the ipad.
which windows tablet did you buy? I recently bought Lenovo Thinkpad2 and agree with you, not going back to Ipad again. I owned 4 generations of Iphones and 3 generations of Ipads. They were pretty good, but honestly I got bored - although they were beautiful and I thoroughly enjoyed them. I was looking for a change and bought Thinkpad2 for 199 (with discounts and trade-ins) and yes the change is good.
Yep, Lenovo thinkpad tablet 2 here, it's an AMAZING little computer, and that's with the old dual core Atom, I just can't imagine how insanely nice it will be with baytrail which is a complete revamp of the atom cpu and comes with real graphics.
I keep hearing this and it has my attention as well, however I have no need for anything more than what the iPad does for me. Between the iPad and my MacBook Pro I can't justify anything else outside of simply blowing money irresponsibly.
I totally understand. For me i got rid of my MacBook air and iPad, as they were redundant next to a windows tablet, but others may need a full power laptop. I'm hoping power won't be an issue anymore with the new chips coming out. Plus some baytrail tablets have already been outed and they will be in the $349 range, a far cry from the expense of a laptop and an iPad, which for my needs would be a much larger waste of money.