I agree, and I appreciate the analogy. Like a blender, people know what a tablet does, what it is good for, and how to compare models. They also know what a tab

I agree, and I appreciate the analogy. Like a blender, people know what a tablet does, what it is good for, and how to compare models. They also know what a tablet doesn't do - they're certainly not the desktop/laptop replacement they were supposed to be - and at this point, that's fine. A blender isn't going to cook a steak, an iPad isn't going to run Visual Studio. It's probably mostly replacements and upgrades at this point, that graph is the graph of a maturing market.