>>>Hey Denis,
>>>
>>>Did you put your pre-order in for the ExoPC yet? I know you're interested in one :) and so am I. I'm going to wait to see how the initial builds go and what users have to say about them.
>>>
>>>This could be the first iPad killer.
>>>
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>>Don't you mean aspiring iPad killer? ;-)
>
>Well I guess so, but, if you take a look at the information that is available for the ExoPC (videos, photos, specs) you'll have a very difficult time choosing the current iPad over the soon to be available ExoPC - that is, unless you're a Crapple Fanboy ;) Seriously, have you checked it out? If they (and others) deliver what they promise (and I believe that the ExoPC can), I can't see how the iPad can survive in its current state. The new Windows tablets have raised the bar.

How can the iPad survive? I do not say this to be insulting but you must be joking. You are focusing entirely on technical specs and ignoring Apple's huge marketing strength and brand appeal. Nothing at all wrong with going with the product whose features you prefer, but at the macro level that is not how most consumers make their buying decision.

Crapple fanboy? Ooh, that stings ;-)