Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 23rd Sep 2010 20:06 UTC
So, we have the iPad out and about for a while now, doing its thing, most likely selling well. Of course, others want a piece of that pie as well, so we see tablets pop up all over the place, most of which are either ultra-low budget junk or vapourware (how that's Adam coming along, Notion Ink?). Earlier this year, Steve Ballmer proudly held up HP's Windows 7-powered Slate - but then, HP bought Palm, canned the Slate, promised a webOS tablet, and then resurrected the Slate as an enterprise product. Now we have a video of the Windows 7-powered Slate. Let's compare it to Samsung's detailed overview of its Galaxy Tab, and see ever so clearly why HP canned the darn thing in the first place.
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RE: Galaxy Tab looks like the right size
by MissinBeOS on Fri 24th Sep 2010 05:57
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RE[2]: Galaxy Tab looks like the right size
by nt_jerkface on Fri 24th Sep 2010 14:55
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Glad you're so easily amused & entertained.
It's a side benefit from having a sense of humor.
If you don't like the darned thing, don't buy it. No need to make fun of people who do like it.
I find it funny because it looks like a novelty item. Sorry if that gets your panties in a bundle.
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2009-08-26
The ipad looks like a novelty ipod touch, I crack up when I see people using it with a serious expression.
I could actually see some current ipad owners switching to the Galaxy just for the Flash.
A lot of smaller news affiliates still use Flash and don't care about Jobs and his little war. People who I have talked to about this think Jobs is insane and don't see what the big deal is.