willerz2 said:799 and 929...... Macbook Air anyone?
willerz2 said:799 and 929...... Macbook Air anyone?
AQ_OC said:This release appears to be timed to one-up Microsoft with the release of its Surface Pro.
Are they really concerned with the surface though? It's hardly selling well and appears to be no threat at all. Just curious....
Are they really concerned with the surface though? It's hardly selling well and appears to be no threat at all. Just curious....
Are they really concerned with the surface though? It's hardly selling well and appears to be no threat at all. Just curious....
thewitt said:I doubt they are concerned, however this is such a simple update - a single chip change in the current assembly process - plus an update to iOS 6.1, why not just add it to the mix now.
AQ_OC said:Just like everything else, flash memory gets cheaper too. We shall see.
Edit: and now we see, you were right and I was waaaaayyy wrong!
SonicBodhi said:Why bother with a 128 GB tablet when you can buy a Seagate Wireless Plus for $199 USD with 1 terabyte of storage and pass-through technology that allows you to also connect to your home network? Also includes a USB 3.0 module when you want to connect to PC, and claims a battery life of ten hours, equal to that of the iPad.
Wouldn't that be much more cost-effective than shelling out another $800 or so to get an upgraded device?
That's going to be the next iPad update ... Next week lol.
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Why bother with a 128 GB tablet when you can buy a Seagate Wireless Plus for $199 USD with 1 terabyte of storage and pass-through technology that allows you to also connect to your home network? Also includes a USB 3.0 module when you want to connect to PC, and claims a battery life of ten hours, equal to that of the iPad.
Wouldn't that be much more cost-effective than shelling out another $800 or so to get an upgraded device?
AQ_OC said:No. 1st, I already have the equivalent of this...you still have to carry this around to use it. It's extra gear. Can't always use pass-through...like when you're on travel and such...Second, there is nothing better than on-board storage. A 128GB iPad allows me to have some things with me that I would not normally put on my iPad because it would use too much space.
Of course, YMMV, so if limiting your on-board storage works for you, go for it. But I won't run out and get the 128GB version the day it streets (not likely). I need to see what else is coming down the pike. My iPad 3 is not a year old yet....