tebletfan
iPF Noob
I waited for a few hours on Friday to buy and Ipad 2 (64GB wifi). And I'm really disappointed in it.
Unbelievably, I'm 80-90% I'm going to return it. Even if it costs me ~$100 bucks restock fee.
I should have realized there was something wrong when I saw all of the people around me in line had IPhones, and I have (and love) my Droid.
Here's what disappoints. I am blown away how much IPads CAN'T do. It's too locked down. I don't want a hardware extension of ITunes, with all it's limitations. I want a tablet that actually does things computers do.
IPad isn't it. Unfortunately, Android hasn't released the IPad competitor yet.
But now I'm convinced...as cool as IPads are (and they are...what they do they do GREAT), IPads will eventually be overtaken by Android once the Android tablet market takes off.
I'm disappointed. Mostly in myself for wasting a hundred bucks. But I'd rather pay $100 for something I don't have than pay $800 for something I have but don't use.
Unbelievably, I'm 80-90% I'm going to return it. Even if it costs me ~$100 bucks restock fee.
I should have realized there was something wrong when I saw all of the people around me in line had IPhones, and I have (and love) my Droid.
Here's what disappoints. I am blown away how much IPads CAN'T do. It's too locked down. I don't want a hardware extension of ITunes, with all it's limitations. I want a tablet that actually does things computers do.
IPad isn't it. Unfortunately, Android hasn't released the IPad competitor yet.
But now I'm convinced...as cool as IPads are (and they are...what they do they do GREAT), IPads will eventually be overtaken by Android once the Android tablet market takes off.
I'm disappointed. Mostly in myself for wasting a hundred bucks. But I'd rather pay $100 for something I don't have than pay $800 for something I have but don't use.