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Annecdotally, I have similar findings. The iPad has replaced 90% of my laptop use at home and the office. The laptop only comes out when I need to do Real Wor
by crad 16y ago
Annecdotally, I have similar findings. The iPad has replaced 90% of my laptop use at home and the office. The laptop only comes out when I need to do Real Work™, things that require multiple ssh sessions, browser windows, chat, email, etc, all at the same time.
For email, web browsing and those blasted causal games, it's glued to my fingers.
- kenjackson 16y agoSurprisingly, this seems to be an indication that MS could easily make a good Win7 tablet. They only need to get a good finger-friendly email client, web browser, and IM client. The argument thta people make is that once you go into some apps then the mouse/keyboard nature is exposed, but it appears that most people never dive into those apps. And in those cases, if the Windows tablet had an easy way to use a keyboard (convertible & detachable) then it would have the best of both worlds. The only thing Windows doesn't have today is the app ecosystem, and I suspect we'll see that with Windows Phone 7 (and since all the apps are managed, the port will be easy, if not binary compatible).