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Originally Posted by afv011
I don't think that's accurate. That would assume a penetration of nearly 100%, and we are far, far from there. The numbers are shrinking simply because there are alternatives that not only offer better specs and as good if not better ecosystem, but also the added bonus of lower price. Just look at the N7.2 and the ipad mini and tell me how you can justify charging an extra $100 for the fruit - you get a better processor, 4x the RAM, 3x the pixels, NFC and other goodies, and only at 2/3 the price.
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Jessica has a major point... why would I buy a new tablet of any sort when the Nexus 7 and iPad mini do everything I want and I already own them... if I have a reason to need something more powerful then I may consider a new tablet but otherwise I'll happily use what I've got until they fail...
It's fine buying new tech all the time if you've got plenty of money but, guess what, a lot of us aren't independently wealthy and we actually get our kit to perform specific tasks/provide entertainment and as long as they meet our needs then we'll keep using them and not buying shiny new toys that we don't need (as opposed to want)...
