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Meh, SD card isn't much to me. 3G on the other hand would be sweet

• ajross 14y ago
  And that is why it has neither. At $200, you can't include throwaway features that don't appeal to a majority of your target market. For myself, I don't know why I'd care that my tablet was a phone. I already have a phone; if I want to put the tablet on the internet I tether it to the phone.
  • moe 14y ago
    Why drain just one battery when you can drain two! </tongue-in-cheek>
    • reedlaw 14y ago
      On the other hand, why pay for a 3G plan for every device when you pay for just one and share the connection? Extra batteries are cheap compared to 3G data plans.
  • esolyt 14y ago
    The problem is you will always want to put the tablet on the internet, because it is useless without it. It is an extra burden to take your phone out and turn tethering on everytime you want to pick up your tablet.
    • deleted 14y ago
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    • ajross 14y ago
      For some definition of "always" (that is, not really always), sure. It's also "always" true that the tablet is on a working wifi network.