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Originally Posted by HansTWN
Admittedly a very lousy desktop computer. The point has been made --- why can't they have a few devices for the top end without people jumping all over them? They have budget tablets, too. The fully spec'ed out versions are always expensive, those who cannot afford them can just get the WiFi version, that one is priced quite low.
It makes no sense to leave the high-end as the exclusive playground for Apple and Samsung.
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I could be quite satisfied relatively cheaply IF a cheap data plan in Mobile Hotspot form were available. That device could stay as it was as I played around with the latest WiFi tablets or WiFi players. A MoWiFi is pretty stable, isn't going to break, be upgraded much, or be dropped. It could last for years. Then I could connect through it with my little net-book, or the Galaxy 5.0 Player for $190 that Amazon is offering right now, or an inexpensive "complete" tablet (meaning with SD, memory, and GPS).
That elusive hotspot is the answer and thus the problem because it isn't here yet with a cheap data plan. I don't think that we will get a cell cheap data service slapped on top of a cheap tablet or player for years to come, but I have hopes for that MoWiFi device..