A smart tactic to be sure. However I do find it odd that it is Apple doing this as opposed to Dell or HP. I'd argue that more people have heard of the iPad than have heard of the Streak. Take a look at google trends for…
>Concerns about patents and licensing have prevented some browsers from supporting H.264; this in turn has prevented the HTML5 spec from requiring support for a standard format. I thought this was an odd statement…
To add to this, consider the number of online flash games there are. By the same logic the author is using, the best mobile gaming platform would be a laptop/netbook. This of course completely ignores the quality of…
A smart tactic to be sure. However I do find it odd that it is Apple doing this as opposed to Dell or HP. I'd argue that more people have heard of the iPad than have heard of the Streak. Take a look at google trends for…
>Concerns about patents and licensing have prevented some browsers from supporting H.264; this in turn has prevented the HTML5 spec from requiring support for a standard format. I thought this was an odd statement…
To add to this, consider the number of online flash games there are. By the same logic the author is using, the best mobile gaming platform would be a laptop/netbook. This of course completely ignores the quality of…