Comments on: Apple doesn’t fear Android tablet gains, but PC makers should

By: Smith Osmond

Smith Osmond — Thu, 29 Mar 2012 09:52:15 +0000

la capacidad de Android Tablet PC, ver videos es muy suave
http://www.igogo.es/al-por-mayor-baratos/tablets-android-3.0.html

By: A-Jai

A-Jai — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 07:06:30 +0000

The comments on this post are based purely on American tastes. In South Africa, the Android tablets, especially the Samsung Galaxy Tab’s are a strong competition to the Apple iPad. Android Tablets are big in South Africa & are growing on a daily basis due to the many applications available on Google’s Android for free compared to Apple’s iPad app’s.

I’m in the market for a tablet & I’m seriously considering the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10,1″ (P7500). I don’t have any Apple products, so it doesn’t make any sense for me to get an iPad.

By: Steffen Jobbs

Steffen Jobbs — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 06:24:34 +0000

I don’t know why some people are so jizzed up about there not being enough Android tablets available. You can find Android tablets in any major store. It’s rather simple to figure out that the average consumer doesn’t have an interest in Android tablets. Amazon was able to sell the Kindle Fire because of it being Amazon, which is a well-known online store that’s been selling eReaders for a couple of years. The tablet goes well with Amazon Prime service. So consumers that are comfortable with using Amazon obviously feel comfortable with the Kindle Fire. So, if consumers want some cheap tablet to go along with Amazon, that’s fine. So, there is already to cheap plastic Android Kindle Fire and the well-built higher-priced iPad. That’s more than enough of what consumers are asking for. I sure wish they’d stop mourning the loss of the Android tablet. It was never really much from the very start. The Android tablets vendors should quit the tablet business and move on to something less risky. Go clone some other consumer products other than Apple’s stuff.

By: lrd555

lrd555 — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 20:56:59 +0000

Google’s going down hill. By the time Android tablets gain any traction, Google will be trying to find a buyer. You watch. Google couldn’t beat the street during the busiest online holiday shopping quarter ever. Like that says it all.

By: ViewRoyal

ViewRoyal — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 18:10:16 +0000

How did Strategy Analytics come to the odd conclusion that 2 Android tablets were sold for ever 3 iPads sold (39.1% vs. 57.6%)?

The only plausible way is that they counted eBook readers like the Kindle (including the Fire which is a color eBook reader) in their calculations.

Take a look around. Out of the many people using iPads in public, in school, and at work, how many Android tablets (not eBook readers) can you find?