dallas said:
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Marketshare is treated as an end in itself, but in actuality it never has been. It's a means to market control, a way to ensure good product support, distribution and economies of scale. Apple already has better support, distribution and economies of scale than any of their tablet rivals, and they've never felt the need to control the market, only their own destiny. Nothing that a competitor can do will destroy Apple's retail chain, and a dozen competing OEMs releasing new models every month can't beat Apple's scale, so that leaves product support as the only angle where attacking Apple's tablet position is even possible. But rivals only have pieces of the puzzle, and I don't think they're going to form Voltron any time soon.
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