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Old 12-14-2011, 12:46 PM   #31
Andrew H.
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Originally Posted by Serpentine View Post
Competition is vital in this area - at the moment iOS is... a non starter for other companies. Android as much as some people like it, it's really not that amazing. I rather like WP7 and Meego, but I guess most are blinded by colourful logos and media hurf blurf.
Right....people who buy Android or iOS products are idiots, but the 1% of people (if that who buy WP7) are the really sophisticated purchasers.

Why can't you just make your point without insulting people? I think WP7 is interesting, too, but there are lots of reasons not to buy it now. Good reasons.

And there's plenty of colorful logos and media "hurf blurf" surrounding WP7 -it's not like it's a secret OS that a couple of tinkerers put together in their basement.

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Something people don't quite grasp is that there's no money in the tablet hardware business, you're making 10% max per unit, unless you can command the 200%'s and such of crApple, but anyone that tries to do this in consumer space, fails. Tablets are a software game for the home consumer market, if you cant get in there, you're going to be making nearly nothing.
Well, Apple (again "crApple" - why so defensive?) seems to make a lot of money in the tablet space, which is why people want to get into that market. And what basis do you have for claiming that Apple makes 200% on its $500 ipad, while Asus, say, is only making 10% on its $500 transformer?

Is Asus really that badly run?
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