I don’t recall suffering this type of frustration in a long time. Probably back when I was trying to find SCSI devices in the late 1990s and the standard was just starting to sunset.
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\nSCSI was a peripheral standard, eventually replaced by USB — to the benefit of all mankind. Yet, when the standard evaporated, it left a lot of SCSI peripheral users with no other choice but to abandon their hardware investments. That sucks.<\/p>\n
It’s understandable that some technologies die; better technologies replace them. Yet, for the past few months, I’ve been looking for a new Android tablet and nothing new is on the market. Has the Android tablet’s time on Earth come to an end?<\/p>\n
Samsung’s “current” line of Galaxy Tabs is almost a year old. The S3 is the newest Tab and it came out last April. The Tab A is older. I see these devices online, in phone stores, and at Costco. That age, however, leads me to believe that Samsung is close to offering a new line of tablets. Yet, they showed nothing at CES.<\/p>\n
Chromebooks are available. Google has one and so does Samsung. But they’re pricey, almost the same cost as a full-power Windows laptop. I just want a larger version of my phone that I can use to watch video, play music, and the most important task of relaxing with some games.<\/p>\n