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For me (I don't claim to represent a viable market share though) it's simple enough: I have no use for a tablet so far. I played around with an iPad, and fran
by darklajid 15y ago
For me (I don't claim to represent a viable market share though) it's simple enough:
I have no use for a tablet so far.
I played around with an iPad, and frankly I couldn't care less. Yes, it's nice and "shiny", my inner gadget collector wants to keep it. But I know that I wouldn't use it. I want _my_ selection of software available, I want decent tinkering ability (can I easily create software for this? Can I change things to suit me, whatever the industry defines as 'best' right now?) and - power. A smartphone with a larger screen (which is more or less the impression these things leave on me) is nothing I long for.
I'll wait, look at each new candidate - and see if anyone of them might appeal here. The iPad, while beautiful, probably never will. Touchpad maybe? But I doubt that as well.