blueznl wrote:I still don't get it. For a device with less capacity than a regular netbook I have to pay *more* ?
Where are the first netbook based and netbook priced tablets? What's taking them? Sigh...
There's netbook priced tablets about now, here's just one for example:
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/248896, but I'd still rather have a regular netbook with a proper OS like Ubuntu on it.
Blood wrote:how many apps available for android tablets?
At least with Android you can make your own apps and install them on your own device without having to lick anybody's goo chute.
Blood wrote:Battery lasts way longer on the iPad, way, way longer
Is that true or is it just Apple bu115h1t? The battery life of my iPhone was better measured in minutes rather than hours. Misleading claims about battery life is something Apple are renowned for, this is from one of the Urban Dictionary's definitions of iPod:
2. It says 12 hour battery life, but lasts for dick hours
3. Limited rechargeable battery - there are only a certain amount of charges you can use and then you have to pay a bazillion dollars for a new god damn battery
Sounds all too familiar to me.
Blood wrote:Face it, the iPad started the revolution
Tablets existed long before the iPad, here's a four year old video of one being subjected to some rather unusual testing:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gMt8sEpAasE
Blood wrote:and nothing comes close.

Did you watch this?
The Blackberry looks a good deal
Flashier to me.