Originally Posted by PPhilster:
“Not a generic reply at all. The reality of the PC market clearly shows for a number of years now that the focus has shifted to mobile devices. There are obviously many things that you can say a PC or a Mac can do that an iPad or other mobile device can't do but that doesn't mean it matters to most consumers or developers, who's focus has been on the mobile market for some time now.
That's the kind of argument Microsoft would make to promote their Surface Pro without getting it, once again, that most users don't care.”
Complete movement of the goalposts by you.
Your original argument was that you think an iPad can do more than a PC, for example, not being surprised if the iPad had more bluetooth capabilities than a PC.
Anyway, thankfully you have backtracked on that with a different statement: "here are obviously many things that you can say a PC or a Mac can do that an iPad or other mobile device can't do but that doesn't mean it matters to most consumers".
I assure you that things like developing, testing and debugging all on the same device is something that matters to developers and something that the iPad can't do.
The Surface Pro as a platform has the capability to do anything that a laptop or tablet can do. It only needs more software written for touch.