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**Squeernemergo** · 10-22-2010, 04:22 AM

Addressing concerns that the iPad had missed it 4.8 million unit target by nearly 20 per cent, selling 4.1 million units, Jobs seemed to lay the blame at the feet of rival tablet makers for not quickly bringing worthy products to markets. So, wait, they didn't sell as many Ipads as they expected because other manufacturers haven't released good enough tablet PCs? How's that work? The Ipad is just too awesome for people to buy?

10-22-2010, 04:22 AM	#2
Squeernemergo Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 493 Senior Member	Addressing concerns that the iPad had missed it 4.8 million unit target by nearly 20 per cent, selling 4.1 million units, Jobs seemed to lay the blame at the feet of rival tablet makers for not quickly bringing worthy products to markets. So, wait, they didn't sell as many Ipads as they expected because other manufacturers haven't released good enough tablet PCs? How's that work? The Ipad is just too awesome for people to buy?
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