- Nov 22, 2011
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Let me start by saying I own an iPad 2 so I don't really have a dog in this fight...
While reading all the reactions to the Nexus 7, I realized that now the "spec war" has spilled into tablets. People are saying "for the money, these specs blow the Kindle Fire out of the water!" and, in a way, they're right. But tablets, like phones, aren't solely about specs, they're also about UI and ecosystem.
Its just funny that, for a while, tablets weren't as caught up in the "dual core vs quad core vs 2 gb of ram vs blah blah blah" crap we've seen in smartphones, and now in one product release, Google has pushed that forward.
I guess if you have crappy software you're going to try to win on hardware.
While reading all the reactions to the Nexus 7, I realized that now the "spec war" has spilled into tablets. People are saying "for the money, these specs blow the Kindle Fire out of the water!" and, in a way, they're right. But tablets, like phones, aren't solely about specs, they're also about UI and ecosystem.
Its just funny that, for a while, tablets weren't as caught up in the "dual core vs quad core vs 2 gb of ram vs blah blah blah" crap we've seen in smartphones, and now in one product release, Google has pushed that forward.
I guess if you have crappy software you're going to try to win on hardware.