Sounds like a typical troll post and run to me.
Anyone that:
A) hasn't heard of flash not supported natively on iOS by now,
B) hasn't heard of Skyfire (or the newly announced iSwifter) to run flash on iOS,
C) didn't research ahead of buying an iPad, but has time to register at an iPad forum, make this kind of post, say that brand X is better, and disappear
is either a troll, or didn't take the time to find out before making posts like these. Sorry, but I see enough of these kind of posts not to draw any other conclusions. My personal opinion of course. I'd like to be wrong, but I have little else to support any other conclusion.
iSwifter works fine to play flash videos and games. Sure it doesn't run as fast as Safari, or any other browser not enabling flash, but we already knew that, and precisely the reason Apple doesn't support it natively.
Now that there are browser apps like these for free, I don't know why posts like these are still being brought up, aside from those who are either not informed or trolling for their own sake. It seems to me that fAndroids go out of their way to register on forums, state all the reasons why they aren't buying iPads, iPhones, macs, etc, calling all those who do kool-aid drinking iSheep, while 99% of all legitimate reviews praise Apple's efforts and millions of people buy Apple products anyways, most of which are buying Apple for the first time.
The millions of those who are happy with their Apple-made products don't seem to go out of their way, wasting their time registering on Android forums, and tell them how ignorant they are, yet there seems to be more than plenty of Apple haters who do just that, though I'd safely guess that 90% have never owned or used an Apple product. Eventually, most people get it. Most of Apple users ignore the multitudes of negative comments that pop up across the forums, because most Apple users know what is right for them and aren't buying into the negative mumbo jumbo.
Apple themselves, Steve Jobs himself even, said that Apple and it's products aren't perfect, but some people make it sound as if buying or using an Apple product will ruin thier lives and feel compelled to save us from ourselves, warning as many others round the clock the dangers of buying one. As if the rest of us aren't intelligent human beings that can make decisions on our own, or know what's best for us.
