Is The iPad The PC’s Biggest Foe?

Will Kindle Fire 2 Still Matter Now With The iPad Mini On The Way? Are Consumers More Excited About The iPhone 5 Than The iPad Mini? Is The iPad The PC’s Biggest Foe?

Will Kindle Fire 2 Still Matter Now With The iPad Mini On The Way?

Amazon is set to release its new device, the successor to the successful small tablet – the Kindle Fire. However, you may wonder if the release will still be relevant, considering that Apple will release an iPad Mini later this year. The iPad has been very popular, ever since its 2010 release. Amazon Kindle Fire on the other hand has won the hearts of those who want to have smaller devices.

Now that Apple will be releasing both big and small tablets causes other brands and manufacturers to worry about the future performance of their smaller tablets and devices ………………………………….. read more: http://money.cnn.com/

Are Consumers More Excited About The iPhone 5 Than The iPad Mini?

A small iPad Tablet Is Exciting, but people are more excited to see the newest and next generation iPhone, which will be released a week from now. A survey done by PriceGrabber.com shows that 34% of all the respondents prefer to wait for the iPhone instead of the iPad. Twenty-eight percent of respondents however wish that Apple would unveil the iPad mini on this September event.

Thirty-eight percent of all respondents though would love to hear about the two products and would want to see them unveiled at the same time. What about you, which would you want Apple to release first? …………………………………… read more: www.pcmag.com/


Is The iPad The PC’s Biggest Foe?

Tech analysts have said this before and are saying this again – the iPad is killing off the PC market. PC sales have fallen to 13.9 percent in American schools, while the iPad sales for learning establishments have increased. Last year, Apple sold over a million iPads to different schools in the country. Likewise, people are also more prone to buying Mac when they own an iPhone.

Even with the premium prices, people are still bent on spending and getting their money’s worth. Therefore, unless manufacturers create something drastic yet appealing to strike against the iPad and the iPhone the trend will continue to be the same …………………………………www.nbcbayarea.com/blogs/