elitistsnob

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sog35 said:

elitistsnob said:

This article comes off just a wee bit over zealous and blithely ignores certain realities, particularly with regard to the iPad. You spend a great deal of time, almost devoting the entire narrative, attacking the Surface by questioning its true sales success, while completely ignoring the fact that iPad sales are dying. Pointing out that Surface isn't as hot as analysts say is all fine and good, but that doesn't mean iPad is a smash success any longer. 

iPad is destroying the Surface in total revenue, units, and profits.

Go worship your false god somewhere else.

Uh... yeah, sorry try again. I'm not a Surface user, troll. Just someone who prefers telling the whole story and not gloss over glaring facts in an effort to skew the narrative. And the fact remains that iPad sales are declining by huge margins, and have been for more than two years now. iPad Pro (12.9") hasn't reversed that trend, and it's questionable if the new 9.7" model will because the sales dry up is the result of a trend. Consumers aren't buying tablets. Congratulations, iPad is crushing Surface... in a shrinking niche market. 

This article comes off just a wee bit over zealous and blithely ignores certain realities, particularly with regard to the iPad. You spend a great deal of time, almost devoting the entire narrative, attacking the Surface by questioning its true sales success, while completely ignoring the fact that iPad sales are dying. Pointing out that Surface isn't as hot as analysts say is all fine and good, but that doesn't mean iPad is a smash success any longer.