I'm not lying. I can see the dithering and have terrible eyesight. The pixel density may be higher than the iPad, but the screen quality is nowhere near it. A

I'm not lying. I can see the dithering and have terrible eyesight. The pixel density may be higher than the iPad, but the screen quality is nowhere near it. And the device is that bad. What's with the system tray? And the Windows Vista style app switcher? It's like we've gone back in time to when Windows 95 was cool (and Honeycomb has a UI that is less consistent than Windows 95), except with tappable UI widgets. Maybe 4.0 will fix it all (ala how 2.0 brought Android into the 'usable' category), but this is not a tablet for anyone but nerds. '64 tablet specific apps' is being generous. Maybe the people developing these apps upped targetSdk and stuck in a poorly-recreated-fragment-API-using-thing-aka-UISplitViewController widget, but that's pretty much it. The rest are games that are available on iPad.