to run with the Aston analogy, why would you buy it if it was only half as powerful as you needed it to be?
to run with the Aston analogy, why would you buy it if it was only half as powerful as you needed it to be?
Because the reputable manufacturer told me, the press, and anybody else that listened, that this was the BEST product in their range
there is always something better round the corner, thats the nature of the industry
Uh Oh, Microsoft's Surface Tablet Is Getting Some Awful Reviews
http://www.businessinsider.com/bad-surface-reviews-2012-10
I don't feel mugged off. One has to fully expect that this will happen, as said above there is always something new just around the corner.
Personally I don't use it, the misses does, and she ain't doing much ground breaking things on it, but its her thing. Its worth the money to get her off my gaming desktop. Saves on the fricken phone bills too as she is always on the face time with her friends and mum.
I'd imagine its the same for many of the female buyers out there.
Personally I will purchase one when I think the market is starting to peak in terms of what they can do, I just plain will not buy one unless its 4G enabled, I do think your a bit of a mug using it on 3G, its bad enough using the Galaxy SII without another product on 3G.
By the time the UK has 4G coverage, there'll be another two "new iPads"
Companies like Dell constantly upgrade their product lines, its incremental. They don't have media events to roll out the new version as a new product in the same way.
How critical is CPU speed for the iExperience?
How critical is CPU speed for the iExperience?
OS which uses less hardware resources inefficient?Doesn't that just make them inefficient, Arcy?