Rushing to build flat panel tablets? Wrong. Tablets, flat panel for years, evolve, without the hyperboles, to incorporate better technologies, like Android. Recently announced tablets are not coming out for a while. So instead of supposed rushing, manufacturers are
following the usual product release progression. What was rushed is the half-baked iPad, shelved for years in favor of the iPhone, and finally released in reaction to the netbook. Netbook still cost less
and does more than the iPad. See the iPad try to catch up to tablets released after it, just like iPhone 4.0 is tired and boring even
before its release.

Steve can see the future alright, and he’s panicking that the iPhone, on which Apple’s fortunes are now largely tied, has been eclipsed by
Android. He’s so losing it that he’s lashing out at others that he ought to work with, further locking himself and his trinkets in his walled garden. Steve’s only innovation is overhype marketing of his
overpriced trinkets, but he can’t innovate himself out of his paranoid command and control DNA, thus he is again relegated to a niche in mobile, just like he’s a niche in desktop.

And yes, I do use a Windows XP desktop PC, among others.

Notice how everyone else is rushing to built these flat panel tablets?

See, Steve can see the future – you can’t. If we relied on folks like yourself for innovation there wouldn’t be any. Those that are incapable of accepting or promoting change cannot change.

I bet you still use a desktop PC don’t you.