iPad vs regular tablet

[RayinAK]

Originally Posted by Peregrine

It also comes down to cheap tablets versus expensive tablets.
I love when someone buys a $500 iPad. Then decides to try Android so they buy a $100 tablet. "ANdroid sucks!"
Well if you would have bought a $500 Android tablet....

Good points.

One has to consider several options, regardless of tablet type or brand. For example, if the main interest for buying a tablet is to read, then it makes more sense to make that option, "priority number one," and then continue down the line with the second, third, and other options. Sometimes a simple tablet that's designed for reading would make more sense than a do-all tablet.

[rosie_hair]

Originally Posted by Canaan-84

Yeah, some android tablets are laggy because they come with bloatware from the manufacturer. I believe only the Nexus line comes with pure unmodified android OS.

Well, the main problem android faces is it is written in Java. Java itself is easy to learn, but it's not efficient and laggy by nature. This is why there are efforts to translate android to C.

[psikeyhackr]

Originally Posted by Peregrine

It also comes down to cheap tablets versus expensive tablets.
I love when someone buys a $500 iPad. Then decides to try Android so they buy a $100 tablet. "ANdroid sucks!"
Well if you would have bought a $500 Android tablet....

But does a $200 Android tablet beat the iPad?


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