Fundamentally silly. Based on the fallacy of the excluded middle, with zero quantitative data to back up assertions. At least the dot-com hockey-stick graphs st

Fundamentally silly. Based on the fallacy of the excluded middle, with zero quantitative data to back up assertions. At least the dot-com hockey-stick graphs started with points of established data. Particularly dubious is extrapolating Apple's iPad success to success for that form factor when other companies have barely started shipping product. Netbooks, like notebooks before them, may no longer be generating buzz, but that doesn't mean they're "finished off", whatever that means. The last time I checked, Apple hadn't shut down its laptop operations.