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Bristol, although I do travel to Birmingham and Manchester quite a bit. I've not seen a single iPad in any of those places (except at the Apple Stores). I thin
by EnderMB 16y ago
Bristol, although I do travel to Birmingham and Manchester quite a bit. I've not seen a single iPad in any of those places (except at the Apple Stores).
I think the iPad was always going to struggle because when compared to the iPhone it is less likely for someone to be seen using a tablet than a mobile phone.
As I said, the figures may be impressive, but I'd lump this in with Apple TV as being a good idea that will struggle to find a long-term market outside of the typical Apple users.
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- bruceboughton 16y agoSo the iPad is struggling because you're less likely to see other people using it? And your evidence for it struggling is that you've not seen people using it outside? … BTW, come to London and look on any commuter train or tube. You're right that the iPad is more of an inside device. But I see enough of them outside to extrapolate that they must be selling pretty well.