Touchfire on-screen keyboard is a new take on iPad typing: raises $200,000 on Kickstarter

3. ayephoner posted on 19 Dec 2011, 09:13 5 0

yup.

i wonder if it will be from product sales or apple buy out.

either way, good for them.

10. quakan posted on 19 Dec 2011, 17:41 0 0

It would be a great addition to apple if they buy them out and hire the engineers who helped create it.

4. ayephoner posted on 19 Dec 2011, 09:14 3 2

he says "for the masses"

calm down. if you really read this and visited the source link, and all you see is that part, you have issues.

5. bloodline posted on 19 Dec 2011, 09:16 3 4

GPS on all models - Ipad 2 only Digital compass (no GPS on wifi-only models)

7000mAH 3.7V Li-polymer

HDMI Out

Flash

the list goes on

Ipad 2 = not near pefect.

Galaxy tab closer to perfection

6. Schmao posted on 19 Dec 2011, 10:45 2 1

I have to agree with you. The editor is saying that the iPad 2 is the closest to perfect for the masses, because it sells so well. But that is faulty reasoning. Apple has a big name, and while there are tablets that can cream the iPad, most people want it anyway. It is all they know...

7. ayephoner posted on 19 Dec 2011, 11:02 4 3

you fandroids are so dense.

things like ease of use, intuitive software, stability, no lag, dev support, etc. can easily be viewed as more important than anything the other tablets offer.

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8. iamcc posted on 19 Dec 2011, 14:03 1 0

Agreed ayephoner. He clearly stated perfect for the masses and I will agree 100% there.

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9. shafboy posted on 19 Dec 2011, 14:22 0 0

If yo uwant to argue so much, say it. But which one is the best selling right now?

11. UltraElectroMagneticPOP posted on 20 Dec 2011, 04:23 0 0

Not a fanboy of any sort, but I would argue that being "perfect for the masses" doesn't imply being the best spec'd. The thing about iDevices is that they're so strictly engineered (hardware + software) that they work almost flawlessly for their intended use (i.e. as an entertainment device). And they're very simplistic, anyone can use them! Even senior citizens without much tech knowledge. They just feel... natural. You don't exactly need to learn how to use them. That's why they're "perfect for the masses". Much like public urinals.