U.S. stock review: ipad's failed revolution

Introduction: The US MarketWatch today wrote that it is true that the ipad is a cool guy, but whether it's necessarily cooler than the ipod touch is really questionable. The following is the full text of the article: now, before and after the launch, has long been around the ipad all the noise finally began to retreat, we can sit down to objectively examine the apple (AAPL) of the new product, and the conclusion is that Its impact and influence on the market is not enough to be the same as the original iphone.　　Admittedly, this is a cool guy, but whether it's necessarily cooler than the ipod touch is really questionable. Even, we can actually loudly announce that Apple's new product is just the enhanced version of the ipod Touch.　　If a consumer wants a bigger ipod touch before, he must be happy now because he has seen what he wants. In fact, I've heard a lot of complaints about this Apple's new creations from many places, and I've been inspired to discover a whole new perspective on the question that many observers have not yet noticed: people are complaining.　　Of course, the so-called complaining is not how serious, and some of the taste of small temper, but this time the complaint is true. Many people do not realize that this is likely to mean a significant change for Apple. Objectively speaking, many people have long been dissatisfied with Apple's arrogance, but they have been unable to find much to blame on Apple's products.　　So it's unusual when people complain about the root of the product.　　This is not a good omen-Apple can make mistakes too! Apple has never made a serious mistake since Steve Jobs came and launched the original imac.　　Indeed, they have also come up with a bad notebook product, which is so weird, it's easy to think about the toilet, and their apple, most people don't even know how to use it--but these storms are just a little episode for Apple. As for the rest of Apple's progress, it's all gold. As a result, they walked all the way to the ipad, which sparked huge expectations that it was a product that could change the tablet world.　　As a result, people see only the enhanced ipod Touch, the most optimized ipod that can be turned over, rather than the most optimized Apple machine.　　Although the initial appearance of the product was extraordinary, very eye-catching, quickly became the topic of gossip, but the apple to really make things smooth, at least one or two times to be able to repeat it-of course, there is a premise that Apple is aware of the problem, but also have the will and way to improve. I would like Apple to launch this version of the product just toTest the market situation, and occupy a certain position in advance, for the future truly great products to do a small pioneer. Mr Jobs is no doubt a super expert in the tech industry, always looking for new discoveries and developments to see if they can be used on Apple's products.　　Clearly, this is the best he can do in the field of tablet computing, and it's hard to expect that kind of crazy success.　　Let's look at the most basic questions people complain about. The most important point is that this product does not have a stylus. For the ipod touch, there is no key to the pen, but for a high-resolution tablet, things are clearly different.　　People want to have an input function similar to the Wacom drawing board so that they can draw patterns and edit photos on the computer screen. Also, it doesn't have a webcam. Many people are particularly intolerant of this.　　The device was supposed to have a camera like any other Apple product, so it could be used for video communication, but unfortunately people were disappointed.　　It cannot use Apple apps, only iphone apps, which are ultimately designed for a mobile phone, and are not quite tuned to a tablet computer.　　These three points are where people complain the most, but in fact there are many other problems that can be pulled out of a lengthy list, such as it can't run two programs at the same time, like it doesn't have a phone function, and so on.　　It seems that the best match for its rivals is Sony's handheld console. In the final analysis, people's expectations are not. The tablet market has long been very limited and many people want Apple to change the face of the market with fantastic products.　　Unfortunately, as far as I know, they are going to be disappointed. (John C. Dvorak, author of this article)