Macworld is reporting that their spouse Network World recently did a poll and came up using the figure of 4 out of ten Network Planet readers willing to get a tablet on day 1 sight unseen. That's an intriguing outcome (and it is not the sole a single observed along people lines), but I want to learn that which you TUAW visitors assume. We've acquired a pretty very good group of pros, "pro-sumers" (ugh,
Microsoft Office 2010 Home And Business, sorry,
Windows 7 Code, I'll never use that term once again), and just simple Mac enthusiasts within the audience right here,
Microsoft Office Professional 2010, and I think we signify a fairly great cross-section of Apple's core audience. Leap in on our poll below, and let us know, when the not possible grew to become doable, if you would plunk down the rumored $1000 for the tablet even before Steve's demo,
Windows 7 Starter Key, or if you'd instead wait and see (or it's possible not even buy a tablet at all, irrespective of what it does).
Personally, I am much more of the "maybe,
Microsoft Office Home And Business 2010," even though I can entirely understand the perception this is already a innovative project (we've certainly been waiting prolonged sufficient for it). Or perhaps these of us who already have an iPhone along with a MacBook aren't really as interested in the in-between as Apple may think.
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