Apple have a history of missing something really really obvious - there's some insane plausibility to the jokes that some day they'll make a phone that doesn't do calls, for instance. In this case, they've made a tablet with no way to use it for notetaking, and that's surely one of the most obvious uses for a tablet with a touchscreen. The real problem, though, is that their lock-down policy makes it much too hard for someone else to add the functionality. The "bolt whatever you like on" policy of Linux and, to a lesser extent, Windows, allows anyone to write anything, publish it via the web, invite people to download and test it, and improve the device out of all recognition.Originally posted by Malacasta
I def wont be getting this version, but come generation 2 or 3 I'll be buying one.
Since I have given up gaming, all I really do on the computer is read websites and write emails. I find that I use my iphone far more than the laptop cuz it's less cumbersome - the downside is my eyes get tired from reading such a little screen.
A tablet is pretty much perfect for my needs so I'm not much understanding the hate!


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