I'm the same. Technology isn't the zero-sum game it's made out to be --- there's a place in the market for both tablets and `traditional' PCs. There's also a

I'm the same. Technology isn't the zero-sum game it's made out to be --- there's a place in the market for both tablets and `traditional' PCs. There's also a not-tiny segment of the market that actively prefers laptops to tablets (I'm one of them). When it comes to creating professional-quality work, I really think the tablet is a long, long way from being a viable replacement for the full-blown PC. It's almost impossible to imagine Game of Thrones being edited on iPads, for example. Taking it to the lower end of the market, even independent film-makers are likely to use a PC to edit their films, no matter how low-budget they may be. The same applies to music, too.