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Originally Posted by sabredog
No, that is not what I am saying at all.
If a tablet is performing perfectly well for an owner, then there is little incentive to upgrade that tablet. End of story.
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I see. So it is not neccesary an Apple problem, but a tablet manufacturer problem as you see it. Upgrading is not the only reason to purchase a tablet though.
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With the tablet market saturated and most people who wanted a tablet already owning one, it is obvious that the market has slowed.
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I don't believe that the tablet market is as saturated as you may think. It certainly appears true for expensive high quality tablets (such as iPads) with no real incentive to upgrade (often). What about low cost / good quality tablets? The Fire HD 6 should have no reason to exist if everybody that wants a tablet already has one. Why would you want to upgrade to it when your bigger tablet works just fine? But then it is cheap enough to open the market to those that either cannot afford a more expensive tablet or choose not to (e.g. if it is a mere toy for children). There is a lot of young children that cannot yet be trusted with an expensive tablet that can be exploited as customers (or rather their parents / grandparents).