You don't seem to disagree! Yes, they don't support multitasking. They're also very restrictive with limited application interaction modes. The primary inter

You don't seem to disagree! Yes, they don't support multitasking. They're also very restrictive with limited application interaction modes. The primary interface is a full screen of evenly spaced product icons. All of these things are why they're good for non-technical users. These restrictions also make them very malware proof. They're products which just work and don't much, if any, support or maintenance. Microsoft and Apple could have never brought out a desktop or laptop with these kind of limitations before tablets became popular.