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I'm not convinced 7" displays are the right size for tablets. Using the iPad 9-10" feels right to me. That might just be experience bias but I don't really see
by jsz0 16y ago
I'm not convinced 7" displays are the right size for tablets. Using the iPad 9-10" feels right to me. That might just be experience bias but I don't really see any advantages of going smaller. Might as well just get one of the bigger SmartPhones at that point. If anything I think the future of tablets might be larger -- not smaller. I would love to have a 13 or 15" iPad.
- chubs 16y agoI agree. I think it's silly that RIM says their playbook will be 7", but cost the same as an ipad. Smaller, but not cheaper? I'm not sure that's going to make things easier for the poor salespeople in the shops trying to sell these.
- jarek 16y agoJust like a Macbook Air is smaller, but not cheaper than a Macbook Pro? Come on. (Before the obvious response: yes, the Playbook is thinner and lighter than the iPad, too.)
- jarek 16y agoNo one was convinced 10" was the right size for the iPad before it was announced, came out, and people liked the experience. I'm hearing a lot of positive feedback about the 7" Galaxy Tab. Have you used a 7" tablet?