No, it's first and foremost the SW ecosystem that makes the difference between iPad experience and Android tablet experience. Unlike with PCs, nobody cares how

No, it's first and foremost the SW ecosystem that makes the difference between iPad experience and Android tablet experience. Unlike with PCs, nobody cares how fast their tablet CPUs are when making a purchasing decision as most flagship mobile chips in the last 3-5 years from both Apple and Qualcomm, are more than fast enough to provide a smooth experience for what most people do on a tablet: browse the web, watch Netflix, shop on Amazon, read books, emails and social media. But consumers and developers gave up on the Android tablets a long time ago because the ecosystem was an abandoned mess, app quality and variety is meh at best, and the SW update support period is far too short, regardless of how powerful the CPUS in those tablets might be, it's the SW that dictated the purchasing decision and what earned the iPad the monopoly market share.