One of the most important products launched by Apple in recent years is the iPad tablet, which convinced the whole world that it needed something like this, even though it didn't even know it. In the D10 conference of All Things Digital, Tim Cook would have said that Apple invented the modern tablet and the truth is that he is completely right. Until the appearance of the iPad tablet, people did not think seriously about purchasing a tablet, but the Apple product changed the thinking of many who now even intend to give up a laptop/notebook/PC in favor of the iPad.
The problem, according to Tim Cook, is that people see tablets as PCs, and this thinking is wrong. A tablet cannot do everything a PC does and users should not compare them with laptops or notebooks. Users should not buy a tablet and think about what they were doing on a PC because the purchase of a tablet represents a compromise, more precisely we give up certain functions of the PC and choose portability + greater autonomy, for example, but and the limitations imposed by the tablet's operating systems.
Listening to Cook, I think that many of you have realized that he is very right, but even more will continue to buy tablets with much too high expectations from them.
