Improving Existing Products: A How-to
Improving existing products is a snap! Start with a product. Here, I used this product, a dog poop receptacle.
Pretty boring, huh? The first rule of thumb when improving existing products, is to make sure to improve upon the improvable, regardless of how improbable it is to improve appropriate items theoretically unprovable. Unlikely.
Here is my improved product:
Turds FTW!
Improving Existing Products: A How-to
Improving existing products is a snap! Start with a product. Here, I used this product, a dog poop receptacle.
Pretty boring, huh? The first rule of thumb when improving existing products, is to make sure to improve upon the improvable, regardless of how improbable it is to improve appropriate items theoretically unprovable. Unlikely.
Here is my improved product:
Turds FTW!
Improving Existing Products: A How-to
Improving existing products is a snap! Start with a product. Here, I used this product, a dog poop receptacle.
Pretty boring, huh? The first rule of thumb when improving existing products, is to make sure to improve upon the improvable, regardless of how improbable it is to improve appropriate items theoretically unprovable. Unlikely.
Here is my improved product:
Turds FTW!
The iPad doesn’t multi-task
The iPad is less powerful than my Mini 9
The iPad is twice as expensive as my Mini 9
The iPad still requires tethering sans WiFi
The iPad is Flash-free
The iPad…
…ups the iTunes bullshit ante with some asinine iBooks bullshit. Dealbreaker.
Honestly, this thing is basically an entry level netbook with a touch-screen and a whole grip of proprietary junk. No HDMI out, so you cannot use your glorified e-book reader as a portable media center. No thanks. Maybe once this thing is jail-broken it will be worth a look, but as the iPad sits in Gen I, this thing is going the way of the Macbook Air…straight to obscurity.
The Apple fanboiz should be all over this stupid thing. I’ll stick to the smartphone / netbook for the time being.
