Apple Criticizes Windows and Android Tablets

The success of the Apple Tablet has been enormous. In the last quarter, the iPad sold 7.3 million units, an increase of 75% from the previous quarter. In today's Apple conference call, Apple's chief operating officer Tim Cook made his first evaluation of the iPad's opponents. He believes that the iPad has two major opponents: one is a Windows-based tablet, and the other is an Android tablet. For both, Apple is not worried that they will pose a threat to the iPad.

Cook believes that there are not many tablets on the market that can be called iPad opponents. "There are two major categories on the market. One is the Windows operating system. They are large, heavy and expensive. They have a short battery life and require a keyboard or stylus. I don't think consumers are interested."

"Then there's the Android tablet. There are various Android tablets on the market today. This operating system is not designed for tablets, but Google has to say so. It doesn't even provide a true tablet experience, just ' A large smart phone' only (when Google CEO Eric Schmidt rated the iPad so that Apple finally revenged today.) In my opinion, Android tablets are very odd products. If you compare them with iPad, most people Will choose iPad, we do not worry about this."