apple2011
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Agreed, to be the permenant fan on ipad..Of couse iPad 2. Solid, stable, and beautiful, you can count on it now, and it has tremendous energy behind it pushing it forwards. I don't think you can go wrong. Good Luck!
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Agreed, to be the permenant fan on ipad..Of couse iPad 2. Solid, stable, and beautiful, you can count on it now, and it has tremendous energy behind it pushing it forwards. I don't think you can go wrong. Good Luck!
apple2011 said:Agreed, to be the permenant fan on ipad..
apple2011 said:Agreed, to be the permenant fan on ipad..
Please stay away.
I owned the Galaxy Tab 10.1 for 3 weeks and exchanged it for the Ipad 2.
My reasons are as follows:
#1 - The amount and quality of apps far exceeds (by a long way) the android market. This was most important to me.
#2 - I did not like the screen size of the Tab. It just seemed awkward to have a screen much longer in one direction.
#3 - Ipad smoother and more responsive than the Tab.
#4 - More glitches and hang-ups in the Tab, especially web browsing.
#5 - And last, Apple has a more complete set of supporting products (air play, appletv, Itunes ect. ect.)
What is better about the Tab:
#1 - Screen quality goes to the Tab
#2 - Screen configuration
#3 - Built in GPS for the WiFi version
The Tab was a gift for my wife and it just sat on our coffee table. With the Ipad 2, I now have to compete with my wife for time on it.
SweetPoison said:Lol!
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SweetPoison said:Lol!
Now ~ was that nice?
Hi Marie, I think that you know that it is not my intention to be rude.
I have an Ipad 2 and a cheap android tablet and there are two main differences. For most things the Ipad just works. All the apps are well laid out and easy to use / buy. This is not the same for Android market which is perfectly useable but can take a little effort.
The second is there is no way I would use my android tablet for anything involving money or ordering. The problem is the applications are not very well regulated compared to Apple and Malware does slip through.
The upside to some Android tablets is they have USB , HDMI and flash card sockets built in with no need to pay for expensive bits of cable etc. The same is true for iTunes. Almost everything on it is very , very expensive and in most cases you can order a new dvd from Amazon cheaper than you could rent the same film via iTunes.
You just need to work out what is important to you and then make your choice. I like the Android tablet for some things but mostly use my Ipad.