What Apple hopes you didn't notice about iPad2
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#4Apple doesn't like talking hardware specs, they feel it distracts from the overall package that is both the hardware and software. They give vague numbers like 2x better CPU performance due to dual core CPU but they didn't mention how fast each core runs. They didn't mention the RAM for the iPad1 and they didn't now either. I'm not sure why people are surprised by this.
http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/11/03/03/apples_a5_cpu_...
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#5Wires? Yea, we still need wires for some things. Apple doesn't do stuff that's not going to be a good experience.
Memory? ...don't know, don't care how much memory is in my original iPad - I only care that it performs well - and it does.
Screen resolution? Don't know what rumors they were following, but it's completely impractical today to put a retina display on an iPad-sized screen. Wait for it.
Megapixels? ...pointless fluff marketing numbers.
Storage space? I bought a 32gb and wish I had saved the 100 bucks. All my content is on my Mac which has many hundreds of GB of storage.
These all seem deep in nitpick territory. This is a consumer device - like your TV or your microwave. Post-PC, remember?
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#6Does anyone care about any of these points? Wires? Yea, we still need wires for some things. Apple doesn't do stuff that's not going to be a good experience. Memory? ...don't know, don't care how much memory is in my original iPad - I only care that it performs well - and it does. Screen resolution? Don't know what rumors they were following, but it's completely impractical today to put a retina display on an iPad-si…
Nitpicks are important. Good enough is the enemy of excellence.
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#7As for having features missing in the first version, that's also been the Apple way. Release early, release often. See what the consumer actually wants and complains about and include that in the next version.
I do think that the sync cable still isn't very Apple though. I've been hoping that will vanish ever since iOS devices first had wifi capability across the board.
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#9"we are selling overpriced products for rich people". apple hopes you didnt notice that.
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#10Does anyone care about any of these points? Wires? Yea, we still need wires for some things. Apple doesn't do stuff that's not going to be a good experience. Memory? ...don't know, don't care how much memory is in my original iPad - I only care that it performs well - and it does. Screen resolution? Don't know what rumors they were following, but it's completely impractical today to put a retina display on an iPad-si…
Are you saying that connecting a device to a computer to sync is a better experience than automatically syncing OTA? And you like tabs reloading if you leave the page? Nitpicks are important. Good enough is the enemy of excellence.