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My response: of course it can't! Why? Because the iPhone and MacBook exist, and this doesn't yet. No software developer is going to create a program that takes full advantage of a large full-color touch-screen with good processing speed when no such device is even on the market. So, for now, we have a middle-of-the-road platform that does most of the things its cousins can do, but hasn't yet come into its own. That doesn't mean it won't.
It's just a matter of time before third party developers come up with all kinds of really cool, super functional programs for this new medium that we, in our limited two-device worldview, cannot even imagine yet. We saw one example today, with the MLB.com App that Jobs said was developed in just a couple of weeks. It allows you to watch LIVE HD BASEBALL with graphical overlays showing stats, links to other games, etc. You can do things like touch a player's image and reveal a baseball card showing his stats and bio, and I don't even know what else. My point is, once you combine touch-screen and full-color on a large enough screen that you will actually use it to look at things, a whole new world of possibilities opens up, and it's a fallacy to say that's not the case just because we haven't yet had access to that world.
My prediction: five years from now, you won't just want the iPad, you'll need it--and not just during your ePeriod. (Sorry.)
Full post as published by Nuts & Boalts on January 27, 2010 (boomark / email).
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