BTW, the iPad will NEVER be flash enabled. Better hope html5 becomes the standard- and soon.
And by the way, here's a market breakdown by Nielsen:
But hey, the iPhone leads the way in the retirement crowd!
102 designed to compete with last year's model iPad, and most of them will be non-starters with the release of iPad 2. Samsung's VP has already commented they were going to have to redesign their components for their soon to be released 10.1" tablets. . .
All 102 of those are their makers' first generation tablets, while this is Apple's second generation iPad...
BTW, the iPad will NEVER be flash enabled. Better hope html5 becomes the standard- and soon.
And by the way, here's a market breakdown by Nielsen:
But hey, the iPhone leads the way in the retirement crowd!
Fortunately, it doesn't work this way, or else Tesla Motors would be trying to make a Model T clone. We'll have to wait and see, but I'd bet that before iPad 3 comes out, a few of the clones will have beaten iPad 2 in features and performance. Whether or not they'll get a signigficant market share is another question altogether.