If they weren’t you would see them make a lot more moves to change that, but when a company does that you risk throwing quality in the trash. Of course, I’m sure they wish more, but I truly believe they are content with what they have. Personally, I think Apple is at least in peace with the market share it holds within the market. If successful, it would put Apple at the head of the biggest PDA revolution since the release of the original Palm Pilot. If Apple introduced a NEW Newton with a colour screen, WiFi and a nice Lithium Polymer battery, it would probably be exactly what the PDA market today needs. The perfect size to write on without being too heavy. Smaller than a Tablet, but larger than a PDA.

That’s why (in a nutshell) they’re not going to take off except with things like Fujitsu’s lines of vertical-market tablets. They’re too large, too slow, they run a full version of Windows (which implies a lot of overhead), too heavy and too expensive. It’s a nice idea, yeah, but Tablet PC’s are inherently flawed. But they’re killing PDA’s, and that’s not cool. They are the natural evolution of the PDA, and that’s cool. They do everything the user requires in approximately the same form-factor as the PDA. It is dying, thanks in a large part to cellphones and smartphones. The way to give Apple a boost is for them to reintroduce the Newton.

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