Dell discontinued streak tablet: Heavy hardware light user experience injury

Dell today announced the sale of the 7-inch version of Streak tablet computer lead: Dell today announced the sale of the 7-inch version of Streak tablet computer, the U.S. It website PC contributor Tony Bradley (Tony Bradley) later wrote that Non-ipad tablet makers should learn from the failure of streak and should not overemphasize the hardware configuration of the product, but should focus on the overall improvement of the user experience. The following is the full text of the article: Dell announced on the official website to stop online sales of the 7-inch version of Streak Tablet PC. The disappearance of Dell's Android tablet product line may not be too surprising, but other tablet makers should still draw important lessons from the failure of the product. Dell gives streak tablet computer a hint of solemn and stirring color. It is the world's first major manufacturer to launch a tablet that challenges Apple's ipad dominance, developing a 5-inch version of streak and a 7-inch version of streak. Previously, the 5-inch version of streak has been discontinued. It is said that Dell will give up the tablet market outright, but the disappearance of any streak product line or any other tablet will not have much impact on the entire tablet market. Dell's failure to streak the tablet computer has provided invaluable experience for other ipad competitors. The lesson is that, so far, there is no such thing as a tablet market, but the ipad market. While the Amazon tablet Kindle Fire seems poised to change the debate, everything remains to be seen. According to the latest data, the ipad's sales in 2011 are expected to reach 40 million to 50 million units, but not the ipad maker's Tablet PC sales add up to just over 1 million units. At the same time, it is worth mentioning that in non-ipad manufacturer's tablet computer, unexpectedly is HP Touchpad sales leader. In fact, before HP announced that it would give up the tablet and sell its sale at $99 trillion, it had barely sold a single one. Based on these data, the ipad's Tablet PC market share is negligible, and a single tablet like Dell Streak will have no significant impact on the market as a whole. If other tablet makers do not want to repeat Dell's streak, the following two lessons should be remembered: the 200 dollar subsidy is not the same as the price of 200 dollars is certainly an important factor for users to consider when buying a tablet computer. Most non-ipad tablets are priced on a par with the ipad, and their sales are insignificant because of the pricing strategy. It turns out that, as long as the price is right, non-ipad tablets also have a market, such as HP Touchpad, the price of the sale of the crazy Rob, BlackBerry Playbook significantly reduced the 200 dollars after the relatively successful, and the price of the 200-dollar Kindle Fire also has good sales. But, some tablets need to be subsidized by mobile operators, like smartphones, in order to reduce prices to this range. Judging by tepid market performance and poor sales, the two-year mandatory data package worth 200 of dollars is not equivalent to a 200-dollar tablet. For the ipad's rivals, their pricing must be competitive, with no strings attached. Market performance is not determined by hardware configuration it may be a travesty to see tablet makers focus on upgrading their hardware. Even if the processor is faster, the processor core is faster, the storage capacity is larger, and the camera pixels are higher, but these are not enough to compensate for poor user interface design or poor user experience. This is not to say that hardware configuration does not matter, but that they are not the only criteria or even the main consideration. Assuming that two devices have a good user experience, the device sales may be better with higher hardware configurations. Still, tablets outside the ipad should focus on improving the quality experience, not just relying on hardware to outperform rivals. Comparing the hardware configuration of a tablet is like comparing the ingredients of a delicacy. Even the quinoa whole-wheat made with organic beets and goat cheese is delicious in many ways, but a piece of cheesecake will definitely win the user's experience every time. I think there's a market for tablets outside of the ipad, and I like my Motorola Xoom, but I also see some other tablets that are equally superior. Tablets such as Dell streak used the wrong competitive strategy, making the ipad a dominant market. We want Amazon to be able to change the status quo and hope that tablets other than the ipad will receive more endorsement from 21163.html "mainstream users of >." (OAK)