Why we hate the iPad..
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I got this now:
http://uk.asus.com/Eee/Eee_Pad/Eee_P...sformer_TF101/
Very impressed with it, a powerful device that I haven't had any issues with so far. I plan to install a custom rom soon and really get a proper play with the tablet.
This is a good option for someone who doesn't want to go down the "fluffy devices" Apple route and to be honest most techies will usually opt for something else other than the iPad.
Best bit? I can flash the tablet and install Windows 8 on it, awesome ;-)
http://uk.asus.com/Eee/Eee_Pad/Eee_P...sformer_TF101/
Very impressed with it, a powerful device that I haven't had any issues with so far. I plan to install a custom rom soon and really get a proper play with the tablet.
This is a good option for someone who doesn't want to go down the "fluffy devices" Apple route and to be honest most techies will usually opt for something else other than the iPad.
Best bit? I can flash the tablet and install Windows 8 on it, awesome ;-)
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It's good we have choice - and I think that's what gets peoples' backs up. The constant p1ssing contest about who/what is better...... well, that's what's entertaining: akin to looking at a glass of water, and dropping in the alkaseltzer..... plink, plink......FIZZZ
The same people get riled up EVERY time.
Personally, if I was in the market for a tablet, it probably would be the ipad.
However, I've got a high-spec Mac lappy - aside from the negligible benefit a touch-screen, the ipad is redundant compared to my laptop.
I appreciate it's all about workFLOW, however, it's a fair wedge of money to pay for something I've, in essence, already got.
That said, imho it's a great iOS for a tablet. Phone? After owning one for 2 years, I'm not convinced. And that is my personal opinion: no slagging me or my opinion off will change that.
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The same people get riled up EVERY time.
Personally, if I was in the market for a tablet, it probably would be the ipad.
However, I've got a high-spec Mac lappy - aside from the negligible benefit a touch-screen, the ipad is redundant compared to my laptop.
I appreciate it's all about workFLOW, however, it's a fair wedge of money to pay for something I've, in essence, already got.
That said, imho it's a great iOS for a tablet. Phone? After owning one for 2 years, I'm not convinced. And that is my personal opinion: no slagging me or my opinion off will change that.
DAn
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A 13" sandybridge intel i7 macbook pro is a very nice bit of kit hardware wise...good CPU/ram spec in a highly compact package. Its especially nice when running win7. I would have one of these anyday over a iphad.
But at four times the price it bloody well should be. And the Display port is a pain in the **** though.....Fancy ommitting to supply a poxy £25 HDMI/DVi adpater lead on a £1000 laptop! Cheapskates!
But at four times the price it bloody well should be. And the Display port is a pain in the **** though.....Fancy ommitting to supply a poxy £25 HDMI/DVi adpater lead on a £1000 laptop! Cheapskates!
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But plenty do - fact is you can't play Flash or WMV files and you can't right click and save as from a website (you get "Safari cannot download this file").
Furthermore just go to the Apple support forums or MacRumors and search on 'this movie could not be played' or 'this movie format is not supported' and read it and weep... there are even people in there who have bought content form iTunes and get these messages .... very poor!
Furthermore just go to the Apple support forums or MacRumors and search on 'this movie could not be played' or 'this movie format is not supported' and read it and weep... there are even people in there who have bought content form iTunes and get these messages .... very poor!
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Apple fanboys are like the Taliban or Al Queda, you defeat one and 10 more crawl out of the wood work to take their place.
You will never defeat Jackclark, he is an "I told you so type" he never gives any concise information or facts and never answers a question requesting facts or concise information.
You may aswell give up and let them live blissfully in their own fairytale and blinkered world of ignorance.
Everyone knows Apple products are for techno muppets who don't have the tech sense to connect a mixture of better and cheaper products together.
As much as I love reading your rants and technical fact relating to Apple and IOS, I think your best bet is to drop it and not give the fanboys the satisfaction or waste your time arguing with them.
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Wurzel is just a **** stirrer, never has an opinion other than 'that's ****' and then gets the spoon out and starts stirring. Sad really, but I guess F1 needs a friend.
Anyhow, back to Wurzels Trolling topic, seems not many people hate the iPad and even those that do have no good reason.
Oh and f1, yes the BBC are a major, but they don't do **** mate. They do however have some lovely iPad apps and sites made for the iPad.
Anyhow, back to Wurzels Trolling topic, seems not many people hate the iPad and even those that do have no good reason.
Oh and f1, yes the BBC are a major, but they don't do **** mate. They do however have some lovely iPad apps and sites made for the iPad.
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Firstly I own Apple products because they do what I want from a device and do it extremely well so I like them purely for that reason. Secondly why the hell would anyone want to carry about a plethora of products that connect together to do the same function that one device can do on it's own perfectly well?
As for tech sense I work for a tech company as well and the Apple products are what I deem to be the best at what I want from a device.
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It's not about being a technophobe and. Oblong things together to make them work, why bother when I can just buy something that's works out of the box and does what ever I need it to?
The. Cost doesn't worry me I would rather pay extra for a good product than save a few quid and spend my time trying to get devices to work together
The. Cost doesn't worry me I would rather pay extra for a good product than save a few quid and spend my time trying to get devices to work together
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