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German tablet PC sets out to rival Apple's iPad
- duskwuff 17y agoPerhaps I'm just missing something, but Neofonie doesn't appear to have any prior experience in desktop software or hardware design. (Their current products appear to be focused in online services - and few of them are even end-user services.) It's certainly possible that they'll manage to pull something interesting off here, but I wouldn't hold my breath.
- biafra 17y agoNeofonie is not the maker of this tablet. They're only making the flash-app to read magazines with it. The designer of the hardware is 4tiitoo. Don't hold your breath it will be available at the earliest in August :-)
- jodrellblank 17y agoThe German maker of a new tablet PC is setting out to rival Apple's iPad with the promise of even more technology such as a bigger screen, a webcam and USB ports. Like you rival Ferrari by building the Homer Simpson car. shakes head
- enjo 17y agoWhile enjoying sangria on the patio of our local watering hole a couple of days ago, I overhead a conversation about an iPad. I gathered that the lady who was talking was a teacher (so not a 'technical' person)... her big gripe? "I want a USB slot cause I have everything on my usb key" Maybe the iPad isn't really a Ferrari? Maybe it's a Volvo. Understated, practical, and safe.
- amatriain 17y agoWell, the tablet arena is becoming quickly interesting. In a year or so I hope there will be several serious iPad competitors, only quite better (fully-enabled linux OS, open connectivity, not forcing users to use some centralized online store, etc). Fingers crossed here.