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!
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!
Please cite the lies... Your chart confirms it. Every one on your chart is that makers' first generation model except for Apple and Samsung... And Samsung's VP said they were going to have to redesign theirs. Only one, the Motorola Xoom, is even current in the hands of consumers, and it does not current support three of it's claimed features, 4G, Flash, and the SD card slot! The Apple iPad 2will be out on Friday and WILL support fully everything it claims, and the other two are merely "announced," due sometme this summer. WHERE DID I LIE?
And your conclusion that the iPhone "leads the way in the retirement crowd!" is just plain silly based on a gross bar chart... All such a bar chart can show is broard acceptance across all age groups .
And I love your chart's lies by omission... Omitting the iPads 16 and 64 GB models and their WIFI Only models. Also ignoring the clearly stated 1080p playback through HDMI statement Apple made in their presentation. Do I smell an agenda on this page? Yup I do?
And what about the 98 other first generation tablets that are going to be left in the dust my comment was addressed towards that YOU claim is a "lie?" do you maintain THEY are just like these???
As someone who knows very little about the uses of an Ipad or any other tablet but just needs something very portable I see just by looking at the numbers the Galaxy has more detail and options.
I need something portable when I travel, pretty much just something to send email and to pay bills and such.
Your “smartphone” market share numbers are amusing in that if you posted the same thing for iPad, it would own around 90% of every age group.
The hardware differences aren’t nearly as important as the software differences - the iPad has far more software available than its “competitors” (to use the term loosely). Not to mention the fit, finish and friendliness of the iOS itself, which is without peer.
It’s easy to see why Apple stock is at $360/share, and its market cap is now 52% higher than Microsoft’s. It’s now #2 in market cap, behind only Exxon. Bill Gates must be livid. =:-D