>I appreciate what you are writing. My logic is that with iPad, you can't be wrong. Otherwise, millions of people are wrong.

Oh man...

>Plus, my wife (whose opinion I trust) has been using iPad for about 6 months. And not even once I heard her complaining. The only complain from her is "why couldn't you get me this nice iPad before you got me this crappy PC" <g> (PC she no longer uses). And she uses iPad for many things: browsing, playing words with friends (she is the undisputed world champion <g>), watching movies and tv series, buying books, reading books, social networking, and God knows what else <g>.
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>>I have no problem if you want to go iPad. I've always said that people should buy the right hardware/software for them. I am always curious as to why people make the tech decisions they do. More often than not, I find they have at least some inaccurate/incomplete information. My goal was to not convince you to buy a Windows tablet, but to make sure you had the correct information to make an informed decision.
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>>I do own an Android tablet (Nook Tablet), but I only use it to read books, never surf the web. I find the form factor too limiting for that.
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>>>I would like find something that you and I can agree on <g>. Let it be that I won't use Android. So I am back to iPad mini or iPad <g>.