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Originally Posted by Bill@WelcomeHome  ...But it seems to me that their integration into mainstream society via the iPod and iPhone has made them the safe and secure choice for people who are afraid of computers. ... are always asking me how to do this or that on their iPads... sometimes I can and sometimes I can't but as often as not it is easier on the PC, except for those things at which the iPad already excels at, and which they already know how to do.
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Spot on.
In response to the OP:
Well, they used to have the technological edge on creative softwares (image, video and audio editing), but that's not the case anymore. And so now, all I see is restrictions to the user, when I look at how Apple does business. I wouldn't count on it delivering other than mainstream products.
I do understand your pain though, I just think that Apple's concept makes it's viability as a pro contender shaky in the long run, as Dean Roddey explained.