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What do you think will be the iPad's top five competitors in the next year?
Looking forward, what do you think are going to be the iPad's top competition in the year ahead?
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Hello @rkiper!
These are the top five competitors for iPad:
1. Samsung Galaxy Tab is based on the Samsung Galaxy S smartphones. This is a 7-inch Android tabletthat is loaded with strong specs. This is iPad's most serious competitor to arrive in 2010.
2. HP Slate 500 was announced by Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer at CES 2010 in January. This HP "Slate PC" runs on Windows 7 was intended to preempt Apple's iPad announcement.
3. BlackBerry Playbook is built on its own QNX operating system and is flush with power with a 1 GHz dual core CPU and 1 GB of RAM.
4. Cisco Cius is a 7-inch Android tablet with a heavy layer of Cisco customization on top.
5. Toshiba Libreto is an innovative table with its dual 7ich multi-touch screens. One screen can be used as a virtual keyboard while you work on another. It runs on Windows 7 and acts more of a netbook than a table but it is an interesting concept.
These are the top five competitors for iPad:
1. Samsung Galaxy Tab is based on the Samsung Galaxy S smartphones. This is a 7-inch Android tabletthat is loaded with strong specs. This is iPad's most serious competitor to arrive in 2010.
2. HP Slate 500 was announced by Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer at CES 2010 in January. This HP "Slate PC" runs on Windows 7 was intended to preempt Apple's iPad announcement.
3. BlackBerry Playbook is built on its own QNX operating system and is flush with power with a 1 GHz dual core CPU and 1 GB of RAM.
4. Cisco Cius is a 7-inch Android tablet with a heavy layer of Cisco customization on top.
5. Toshiba Libreto is an innovative table with its dual 7ich multi-touch screens. One screen can be used as a virtual keyboard while you work on another. It runs on Windows 7 and acts more of a netbook than a table but it is an interesting concept.
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