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Your point of view is certainly interesting. As you suggest, I simply must be using PCs wrong. But then, the ipad doesn't need an instruction manual, or to be
by rayhano 13y ago
Your point of view is certainly interesting.
As you suggest, I simply must be using PCs wrong. But then, the ipad doesn't need an instruction manual, or to be used perfectly, for me to use that right.
- claudius 13y agoOperating an automobile requires you to have passed a theoretical and practical exam and attended numerous lessons. Bobby-cars[0] are given to kids as young as two-or-so. Which one is preferable to get from A to B? Of course, you should generally aim to use the tools that suit your needs and capabilities, but preferring a tablet over a proper PC strikes me as rather odd.
- rayhano 13y agoYou analogy would make more sense if you added the word 'performance' to the statement. A car is fairly intuitive to drive. Driving licenses are required for safety. The comments you make are akin to performing in a sports car, where concentration and accuracy is key. You car analogy would fit if you had PCs as a F1 car and tablets as a Mini. F1 car is for speed and requires perfecting to get the tyres working right. A Mini, you can pretty much drive through all sorts of faults and be none-the-wiser, because performance just isn't an issue. Well, 90% of the time. :)