I think it's a stretch to say that the iPad gets the web completely wrong. The author complains about the lack of draggable windows on the iPad, but what is one

I think it's a stretch to say that the iPad gets the web completely wrong. The author complains about the lack of draggable windows on the iPad, but what is one of the best advancements in browsers in recent years? Tabbed browsing, specifically so you don't have so many windows floating around. Also, she seems set on imposing her idea of the interrupt-driven experience of a traditional computer(instant messaging, etc.) in dismissing the iPad without considering that Apple may include background tasks in a future version of the iPhone OS — or that maybe an interface that promotes focusing on a single task at one time could be beneficial to the user. She complains she hasn't done much web browsing on her iPhone, only when she specifically needs information. What exactly is wrong with that?