disolitude said:
The one with Office and live tiles or the one with the best apps? :) Seriously though, whats with you people and specs? Its the same mentality that took us to the current sad state of the gaming industry where 90% of the budget is spent on graphics and 10% on figuring out fun and engaging gameplay. I have Android 4.0 and Windows 8 dual booting on my Acer W500 tablet and honestly... you could put Android on a tablet with i7 running overclocked at 5 Ghz with a 4K display, it really won't change the fact that I find the Windows 8 interface, layout and design ideology more enjoyable to use. Other people feel differently and prefer Android...no big deal. But since we cant quantify and measure preferences, we cling on to trivial things like resolution and CPU/GPU specs. |
No :), though that would be my second choice. I really don't like the third option. I may be biased against that but not the Surface. I actually like the interface and the app layout guidelines. However, I like them on Android as well and I like the open nature of the platform ( and Holo design language is, in my opinion, is better than anything else). So overall (without considering specs and screen etc.) there is not a clear winner for me. If you look at side though, the winner is so obvious it hurts. The only thing Android is a bit lacking is the tablet apps, which is not a strong point for RT either. If people buy the Nexus 10, more optimized apps will come, similar situation with the Surface. So tell me why would I pay more for less? Surface would be a good choice for $250, not $500. $250 may sound crazy but then again, Nexus at $400 is just as crazy.
We discuss these OS topics often with long posts, so I apologize for my English by the way.
