Hey, at least I came back here and updated what I originally said about the tablet. I must say, however, that I have many wifi devices, and none of them have done this. There's still the issue of laggy UI. I'm going to exchange it for another one.
Faster CPUs and thinner and lighter are not innovation. That is literally the least you can do if you want to sell a new version. Apple hasn't done anything original since 2007. That doesn't mean that they are not making very good devices, but they are not where you should look for the next big thing. I will give them credit if the watch they come out with is awesome for some reason, but my bet is that it will be very stylish, very expensive, and not do much.
Which revolutionized how people used the devices, and massively impacted the app markets. Don't go pretending that just because the hardware is similar that a tablet and a phone are the same thing. They have different usage patterns for a lot of folks (and the crossover appeal is what allows for sufficient market that devices like the Galaxy Tab are successes). The form factor itself is a key feature.
