ADAM's APPLE

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  mathew720

  yes absolutely durga its an amazing gadget , i am looking forward to have one soon as it launches , its best if used as an e book reader .... good for students and cheaper in India .... thats absolutely best buy i guess ...runs on two core 1 ghz processor arm cortex .and 1 gb ram , and ssd , unfortunately cant run windows as its only 16 bit processing ,,...but no need to worry abt it i guess average users can take advantage of it to max .......................android is not inferior os as its coming up , google made it free for the same reason ,
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  mathew720

  i wonder why others are not interested in this , looking at the number of indians in the forum
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  durga ch

  😀 Neither the forum nor the post was meant only for INDIANS. 😁
  Yes, I might actually wait and get an Adam rather than getting an APPLE obvious that its better than qha apple is offering( at least by looks of it) as well adroid is taking up the place amongst serious OS
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  silverscorpion

  wow!! This is so cool!! Hope I can get one soon too!! 😀
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  Ashraf HZ

  Good stuff! Hopefully this markets in Malaysia too 😀
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  vik001ind

  great gadget! it has the potential to kill the ipad, but when it will reach the market, there will be many competitors.
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  optimystix

  there will certainly be competitions to Apple but I dont think they mind it. By the time Adam or even the ones by Dell or HP releases out into the market, Apple would have had almost a year's lead and by then would be lining up with their next generation iPad which again will be much better than their competitors. That's the advantage that early innovation gives. Also, am a bit skeptical about Adam at the moment. Do they have the required support infrastructure for their customers as compared to Apple, Dell and HP? Also how well they are able to market will be a big issue. Seeing from the current news that we are getting, iPad has been a hit and is selling like hot cakes. Unless competitors come out with something soon, they will find it difficult to claw back into the market share.