superchunk on 31 October 2012
| disolitude said: Superchunk man, what are you doing...these last 10 posts completely destroy the credibility of this thread and your OP. Essentially it becomes clear that you love Google. Not Android, not Chrome...but anything Google. It's hard to take your opinion seriously when you want Google to be the next Microsoft from the late 90s early 2000s. You posted a comparison of specs for these tablets, knowing that Google's nexus 10 device compares favorable on specs alone and said...Look at the specs. Why would you buy anything else but a device with best specs and 100 dollars less to boot?...which is fine if specs really matter to you. However in these last few posts you say Chromebook and Google docs, while not the best, are good enough, and a solid choice for average consumer. Even though they clearly aren't. Why aren't the iPad and Surface "good enough" and a solid choice? Surface and iPad have their own strengths and can be considered better than Nexus 10 in some aspects, while Chromebook and Google docs do not have a single advantage over a PC and Office other than price. That's quite a double standard. |
I see your point, but I think you're confusing two things. I did show the specs and laid it out as is. However, I also conceded that people will argue over the virtues of each OS and that is exactly what these last pages have.
Problem is I only created the thread to compare the tablets and their OS. The last few pages have been comparing those vs a full desktop OS, i.e. Windows and the fact that most people can live without a full desktop OS.
But that argument doesn't detract, IMO, from the purpose of the OP and the comparison between three tablets. I also never said those others were not "good enough" for some people. But they do cost more and give you less.
