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Microsoft. After spending more and more time with my iPad2 I've discovered the three most important things it has: 1) Lightweight. 2) Superfast startup. 3)
by kenjackson 15y ago
Microsoft.
After spending more and more time with my iPad2 I've discovered the three most important things it has:
1) Lightweight.
2) Superfast startup.
3) Long battery life.
If PC manufacturers could make a convertible MacBook Air class machine for $600 that had 7 hour battery life (which is about what the MBA has now) and could start up as fast as an iPad then I think I probably would never use the iPad. That said, what I laid out I don't think is particularly easy for PCs and Windows.
There's the whole app store thing, but I find that I spend most of my time in email and the web. Some key apps are important, but frankly I think they'll be on Windows 8 pretty quickly -- especially given it will have an app store with probably 100M customers within a few weeks.
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- r00fus 15y agoBefore you start making assumption based on your limited exposure... Talk to friends and colleagues who have an iPad and ask them ... You may be surprised to find some of them are highly app dependent. The convertible you're talking about is called the eeepad transformer. Is it selling well?