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It depends on what your time-to-market looks like. Right now there are no real competitive Android Tablets in the market. So if you're launching soon, definit
by allwein 16y ago
It depends on what your time-to-market looks like. Right now there are no real competitive Android Tablets in the market. So if you're launching soon, definitely aim for the iPad and it's huge current install base.
If you think being first-to-market is important in your niche and your time-to-market will coincide with some competitive tablet launches, then go for Android.
- _0ffh 16y ago"Right now there are no real competitive Android Tablets"? I contest that! Do you know the market? Have you tried a few competitors? Maybe you have, and maybe you don't like them, but they're there!
- allwein 16y agoI currently make my living in mobile and tablet software development, so I try to keep pretty well abreast of the market. My comment was not based upon my evaluation of competing products, but rather on market acceptance and sales of competing products. By some estimates, the best-selling Android Tablet (Samsung Galaxy Tab) has only had a sell-through to customers of 250k units, compared to 7.33 million iPads that were sold the last quarter. That's not really competitive at all.
- _0ffh 16y agoI thought we were talking competitive based on specs and price. I know I was.