[artzy65]

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"carries 230 pixels per inch—not as much as the Apple iPad does, at 264 ppi," So... it's still not as good as the ipad. Sorry... thanks but no thanks. I want better than... not just bigger than. if you base you decision on comparing two numbers only you clearly have no clue what those numbers even mean. Opinions such as yours are irrelevant. In the future, please save yourself (and us) the embarrassment/annoyance of opening your mouth and proving how much of an idiot you are. This device is EXCELLENT for (among others) engineering and art students and professionals. It is excellent in an office setting where a team could stand around a tablet and do group planning. I have a coffee table that would benefit very nicely with the addition of this tablet. In a common home, this tablet would market for places where you want a flat, chic, unobtrusive computing presence. In the workplace this tablet would market to group planning and team settings. I do software architecture planning all the time. I would love one of these sitting in a small corner of my office, where i could go and doodle my ideas, or play some touch tetris or some other silly diversion for 5 minutes to unwind.

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[artzy65]

This tablet targets a specific audience, so to compare it to an iPad is ridiculous. I didn't buy my iPad to do ANY creative work on it. I consume—not create—media on my iPad.

[rak1948]

Read the story. 4K does not refer to the price. It has to do with resolution.