z*n
2 楼
小兔亲嘴啦
h*r
3 楼
Found this hilarious!
HP TouchPad is a brick: Android, $99 price tag can’t save it
September 9, 2011 Beatweek
by Bill Palmer
Think the HP TouchPad is a bargain at $99? It’s easy to come to that
conclusion, with the tablet selling for a fifth as much as iPad 2 rival. But
here are ten reasons why the TouchPad is a brick, and why it isn’t worth (
any) price tag:
- Lost amid the hype is the fact that the TouchPad is a discontinued product
. There’s a reason why no one wanted one until after HP killed it and
started giving remaining units away at below cost.
- There are almost no apps for the TouchPad, and there won’t be any
developed in the future.
- Rather than running the easy-as-pie iOS interface of the iPad, or even the
nasty-but-familiar-if-you-use-an-Android-phone interface of Android based
tablets, the HP TouchPad runs something called webOS. It’s aimed at geeks
and has no place in the hands of mainstream users. Also, webOS has been
discontinued, meaning no future software updates for it either.
- HP has killed off its entire tablet division, meaning no TouchPad support
beyond what the company is legally required to give you.
- Even trying to get tech support from fellow TouchPad users will be tough
going forward, because there are so stunningly few of them; this product was
discontinued after a mere seven weeks.
- You won’t be able to find more than a scant handful of accessories for
the TouchPad, as it didn’t stick around long enough for accessory makers to
get involved.
- The claims that you’ll be able to run Android on the TouchPad are
probably total nonsense. Even if the small hacker group attempting to pull
this off manages to succeed, they won’t be able to support it. Android is
wild-west hacker platform to begin with, and now you’ll be running it on
hardware it was never meant to run on.
- If this is your first tablet, the TouchPad is a nightmarish way to get
your feet wet with this new kind of computing: crappy interface, no apps, no
support, no fellow users. Start off on this wrong foot and you may ruin
your ability to ever trust any future tablet. If a $99 TouchPad is all you
can afford, you might be better off simply waiting until you can afford a
real iPad in the future and starting your tablet experience at that time
than trying to cut corners now with a fake iPad.
- The TouchPad may not even be safe to use. The lack of updates also
includes security updates, meaning there will be no one around to plug the
security holes which arise in your operating system. It would just be a
matter of time before your TouchPad becomes a virus-infested mess and there
’s literally nothing that can be done about it.
- Most cheerleading TouchPad stories conveniently manage to skip over this
particular detail, so we’ll repeat it here: this is a discontinued product.
Buying a discontinued car or dishwasher would be one thing. Buying a tablet
computer that’s been killed off by the company which makes it? You might
as well just take a hundred dollar bill and set it on fire. At least you’d
get more entertainment value out of the latter. Here’s more on the death of
the HP TouchPad.
HP TouchPad is a brick: Android, $99 price tag can’t save it
September 9, 2011 Beatweek
by Bill Palmer
Think the HP TouchPad is a bargain at $99? It’s easy to come to that
conclusion, with the tablet selling for a fifth as much as iPad 2 rival. But
here are ten reasons why the TouchPad is a brick, and why it isn’t worth (
any) price tag:
- Lost amid the hype is the fact that the TouchPad is a discontinued product
. There’s a reason why no one wanted one until after HP killed it and
started giving remaining units away at below cost.
- There are almost no apps for the TouchPad, and there won’t be any
developed in the future.
- Rather than running the easy-as-pie iOS interface of the iPad, or even the
nasty-but-familiar-if-you-use-an-Android-phone interface of Android based
tablets, the HP TouchPad runs something called webOS. It’s aimed at geeks
and has no place in the hands of mainstream users. Also, webOS has been
discontinued, meaning no future software updates for it either.
- HP has killed off its entire tablet division, meaning no TouchPad support
beyond what the company is legally required to give you.
- Even trying to get tech support from fellow TouchPad users will be tough
going forward, because there are so stunningly few of them; this product was
discontinued after a mere seven weeks.
- You won’t be able to find more than a scant handful of accessories for
the TouchPad, as it didn’t stick around long enough for accessory makers to
get involved.
- The claims that you’ll be able to run Android on the TouchPad are
probably total nonsense. Even if the small hacker group attempting to pull
this off manages to succeed, they won’t be able to support it. Android is
wild-west hacker platform to begin with, and now you’ll be running it on
hardware it was never meant to run on.
- If this is your first tablet, the TouchPad is a nightmarish way to get
your feet wet with this new kind of computing: crappy interface, no apps, no
support, no fellow users. Start off on this wrong foot and you may ruin
your ability to ever trust any future tablet. If a $99 TouchPad is all you
can afford, you might be better off simply waiting until you can afford a
real iPad in the future and starting your tablet experience at that time
than trying to cut corners now with a fake iPad.
- The TouchPad may not even be safe to use. The lack of updates also
includes security updates, meaning there will be no one around to plug the
security holes which arise in your operating system. It would just be a
matter of time before your TouchPad becomes a virus-infested mess and there
’s literally nothing that can be done about it.
- Most cheerleading TouchPad stories conveniently manage to skip over this
particular detail, so we’ll repeat it here: this is a discontinued product.
Buying a discontinued car or dishwasher would be one thing. Buying a tablet
computer that’s been killed off by the company which makes it? You might
as well just take a hundred dollar bill and set it on fire. At least you’d
get more entertainment value out of the latter. Here’s more on the death of
the HP TouchPad.
s*M
4 楼
第一张媚娘的仰望,
那小眼神儿,让我小心小肝儿扑通通乱跳啊~~~~
那小眼神儿,让我小心小肝儿扑通通乱跳啊~~~~
f*5
5 楼
so desperate
But
(
product
【在 h****r 的大作中提到】![](/moin_static193/solenoid/img/up.png)
: Found this hilarious!
: HP TouchPad is a brick: Android, $99 price tag can’t save it
: September 9, 2011 Beatweek
: by Bill Palmer
: Think the HP TouchPad is a bargain at $99? It’s easy to come to that
: conclusion, with the tablet selling for a fifth as much as iPad 2 rival. But
: here are ten reasons why the TouchPad is a brick, and why it isn’t worth (
: any) price tag:
: - Lost amid the hype is the fact that the TouchPad is a discontinued product
: . There’s a reason why no one wanted one until after HP killed it and
But
(
product
【在 h****r 的大作中提到】
![](/moin_static193/solenoid/img/up.png)
: Found this hilarious!
: HP TouchPad is a brick: Android, $99 price tag can’t save it
: September 9, 2011 Beatweek
: by Bill Palmer
: Think the HP TouchPad is a bargain at $99? It’s easy to come to that
: conclusion, with the tablet selling for a fifth as much as iPad 2 rival. But
: here are ten reasons why the TouchPad is a brick, and why it isn’t worth (
: any) price tag:
: - Lost amid the hype is the fact that the TouchPad is a discontinued product
: . There’s a reason why no one wanted one until after HP killed it and
L*i
7 楼
偶还以为小兔和op亲呢……
l*2
8 楼
作别林(嘴巴上打蝴蝶节那只吧),小粉妹妹(耳朵粉眼线黑),小花(身体花色),还有一
只叫什么名字啊,就是照片2右下排那只。
只叫什么名字啊,就是照片2右下排那只。
d*9
10 楼
好可爱啊!
g*i
11 楼
这小脸的轮廓都长出来了
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