If I looked at all the tablets that were $399 or higher, I would get the iPad hands down each time. You know what you're getting, and you know you're getting 10

If I looked at all the tablets that were $399 or higher, I would get the iPad hands down each time. You know what you're getting, and you know you're getting 100,000 apps to do just about anything. Why would I pay the same (more or less) amount as an iPad for a non-iOS device? Look at the TouchPad and Playbook. Same price, but almost NO apps. The Kindle Fire will do well because it's $199. The fact that it'll have the Amazon AppStore and (presumably) run most Android apps will help is sustain itself, but people will buy because of the price and the Amazon name. Android is going to have to go a long way with a lot of great apps to make an Android tablet worth paying the same as an iPad.