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Here comes the first Ubuntu Linux tablet
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> Can't the USA market let go of the iMarked-up-1000% devices?
Not with the regulatory hurdles the federal government and the various states put in the way of small businesses, no.
Not with the regulatory hurdles the federal government and the various states put in the way of small businesses, no.
> Not with the regulatory hurdles the federal government and the various states put in the way of small businesses, no.
That pretty much sums up the supply side situation in the US.
But, then there's also the demand side, and it doesn't mind "renting" expensive gadgets from Apple. I say "renting" because they are designed to be obsolete and replaced every year, and Apple decides what you can run on them and how much to gouge you for every app.
That pretty much sums up the supply side situation in the US.
But, then there's also the demand side, and it doesn't mind "renting" expensive gadgets from Apple. I say "renting" because they are designed to be obsolete and replaced every year, and Apple decides what you can run on them and how much to gouge you for every app.
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Can't the USA market let go of the iMarked-up-1000% devices?
I even had to get my Universal Programmer [which is not FOSS nor Open hardware] from Germany, because the USA sucks:
http://www.batronix.com/shop/programmer/BX48/batego-II.html
It's an awesome programmer, BTW.