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Well, NAND is where Apple makes most of the money off an iPad: http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/12 ... rgins.html

I haven't followed those estimates recently, but in the past, teardowns were known for being completely inconsistent with Apple's reported margins. Any reason to believe these?

Not at all, but I can believe that it's the cheaper part, comparing price differences

RBerenguel wrote:Well, NAND is where Apple makes most of the money off an iPad: http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/12 ... rgins.html

I hate their business model. NAND is so cheap they should just give us 16gb for $500 and 128gb for $600

mogosoup wrote:I hate their business model. NAND is so cheap they should just give us 16gb for $500 and 128gb for $600

Buy a tablet that lets you put in MicroSD. They're not hard to find.

oren wrote:

mogosoup wrote:I hate their business model. NAND is so cheap they should just give us 16gb for $500 and 128gb for $600

Buy a tablet that lets you put in MicroSD. They're not hard to find.

But I like apple applications. I'm Torn

mogosoup wrote:

oren wrote:

mogosoup wrote:I hate their business model. NAND is so cheap they should just give us 16gb for $500 and 128gb for $600

Buy a tablet that lets you put in MicroSD. They're not hard to find.

But I like apple applications. I'm Torn

Well for go study the iPad has no competition, the problem is the price premium and whether you're willing to stump up the extra cash.

That said, an iPad is in no way a necessary component of a training system. So it's a luxury at best, a frivolous one at worst.

I've got an android tab. I like it a lot and play go a bit on IGS with it. Although I prefer the android system and tend to dislike Apple as a company, I have to admit that for Go the Ipad has many more quality apps.

Boidhre wrote:Well for go study the iPad has no competition

I think it has a lot of competition.

oren wrote:

Boidhre wrote:Well for go study the iPad has no competition

I think it has a lot of competition.

Perhaps he meant, "no competition worth comparing."

oren wrote:

Boidhre wrote:Well for go study the iPad has no competition

I think it has a lot of competition.

Note I said studying, not playing go.

I ended up getting the new iPad. Now I just wish there was kgs

Boidhre wrote:
Note I said studying, not playing go.

For studying, I would still pick Android. To each their own.

oren wrote:

Boidhre wrote:
Note I said studying, not playing go.

For studying, I would still pick Android. To each their own.

What do you think the advantages of android over iPad are?

@mogosoup
Check KGS topics here on L19. I wrote about a hundred times about how to play on KGS with iPad . Look for AlwaysOnPC for iPad on the Appstore. It's not a cheap solution, but if you need it's there and it works. But before you spend $20 take a look at my video posted here on forum how this app looks and works. And remember that you have always free options for playing go on iPad like IGS (Panda-Tetsuki), Tygem, WBaduk, even www servers like goshrine or kaya.gs. Good luck

[update]
Here is a link to topic about KGS on iPad and AlwaysOnPc app - with my video:
viewtopic.php?f=18&t=5805