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I think it makes sense if it's affordable. ... if they can do what they're trying to do with the Kindle, get it in the under $200 range, but make it basically a Kindle with a better screen that can uh play more than just books, I think that's uh it makes perfect sense and it's probably where they should go.
I think I'd be excited because it's another device and also I mean that's the capabilities of a lot what we do is have a tablet to be able to run Flash.
Whether or not it's a fullblown Android device where it can play, you can download apps and all that, that would surprise me a little bit. I think they get a little bit I think that's trying to venture out outside of their comfort zone.
I think a device that can easily enjoy everything in the Amazon store and keep it cheap makes total sense.
I think they know if they're only hiring two, you know, additional hardware people that they can't they're not going to be able to beat the iPad. at least not for a bit unless they, you know, really invest heavily in uh tackling a market they clearly don't want to tackle. They want to tackle the software market.
I think it makes sense if it's affordable. ... if they can do what they're trying to do with the Kindle, get it in the under $200 range, but make it basically a Kindle with a better screen that can uh play more than just books, I think that's uh it makes perfect sense and it's probably where they should go.
I totally agree I think it's of both tactic for sure.
this week Apple released the iOS 3.2.2 update uh that officially addressed the security exploit.
a lot of Android developers would love it because I know a lot of Android developers don't really care for the uh uh the Apple uh development systems.
they've been pushing for it on the iPhone and iPad, which will never come
I think they know if they're only hiring two, you know, additional hardware people that they can't they're not going to be able to beat the iPad. at least not for a bit unless they, you know, really invest heavily in uh tackling a market they clearly don't want to tackle.
overall I think the device has been really pretty fun to work with.
I think they're falling a little short on is the VG output except for especially like a a brainstorm application which allows you to, you know, wish you could broadcast this up on a screen somewhere and then all everybody could collaborate in the in the room.