Google has a lot to learn about selling hardware to consumers. This has never been an area they've demonstrated competence in. That being said, I think they ar

Google has a lot to learn about selling hardware to consumers. This has never been an area they've demonstrated competence in. That being said, I think they are improving, and I think that all of the sins the author listed will be easily forgiven by their customers if the Nexus 7 is as good as the reviews are letting on. I'll take poor communication on the way to an awesome tablet (Google) over great communication on the way to a shitty one (Kindle Fire) any day. I'm sure Google will keep improving, especially if the '7 gets traction.