I'd lol if they started at 16GB
they're going to be like $799 base price with 16gb.![]()
I miss Steve Jobs' era, one iPhone and one iPad, simple and clean offer for customers.
Makes sense. It's coming with iOS 8 and a full revamp to allow file management and the much needed "opening" of iOS.![]()
this would've happened whether Steve was alive or not...
Apple was BOUND to go this direction. it's still a simplified lineup of products. although selling the iPhone 4S and iPad 2 are a little odd, but like they say "people are still buying them."
*Jobs's
Finally, we will be able to play real twister on an iPad!
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Going to a bigger form, ~ 12" +/-, makes complete sense - and not as an OSX based system.
You have to think outside the box for usage of such a device. Personally, I know as a sales tool the iPad can be great - although for showing pictures and video, it does seem a little constrained by its size. I've tried using my 13" mba, but it's just not as easy to pass around to people.
Actually, Jobs's is correct since Jobs is a proper noun.
Nah, doubt it. I saw a girl in an Apple store a few days ago trying to explain the difference between the iPad Air, the iPad 2, the iPad mini and the iPad mini with retina display to an older person.
No chance.
I could see an extra-large iPad being hugely popular among educators, medical workers, retailers and restaurant operators.
I miss Steve Jobs' era, one iPhone and one iPad, simple and clean offer for customers.
they're going to be like $799 base price with 16gb.![]()
That would be amazing, if unlikely. But I too would love file management (even as rudimentary as a dropbox style system), native mouse / trackpad support and a user login system. It truly would replace the traditional idea of a Personal Computer to a huge number of people. Even more so than the little Apple tablet already has.
Would've been so easy: You can choose between the iPad Air (big display) or the iPad mini Retina (small display). The others ones are just the rip-off models for the clueless fools.
Nah, doubt it. I saw a girl in an Apple store a few days ago trying to explain the difference between the iPad Air, the iPad 2, the iPad mini and the iPad mini with retina display to an older person.
No chance.
If you make people have to think that hard about which product is right for them, it's much less easy to make a decision, and in my view, I'd be much less likely to make an impulse buy without feeling the need to research first. That's where Steve got it right, and they're undoing all that, just as they did in the mid-90s.
Nah, doubt it. I saw a girl in an Apple store a few days ago trying to explain the difference between the iPad Air, the iPad 2, the iPad mini and the iPad mini with retina display to an older person.
No chance.
If you make people have to think that hard about which product is right for them, it's much less easy to make a decision, and in my view, I'd be much less likely to make an impulse buy without feeling the need to research first. That's where Steve got it right, and they're undoing all that, just as they did in the mid-90s.