For example, I’m fairly certain we’ll see Netflix and a handful of other streaming apps, but that doesn’t necessarily make the Switch a compelling buy.
Since Nintendo is first-and-foremost a gaming company, the Switch will almost assuredly be a dedicated gaming tablet with limited general purpose apps, if any. Nintendo, on the other hand, is a newcomer in this area. For being a general purpose device, Apple and Samsung have the tablet market sewn up.
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For example, Android and iOS tablets are at least useful for browsing, email and various other apps (including games) in addition to gaming. When I buy a computer of any variety, I need to know that it will provide a useful benefit. So far, the Nintendo Switch tablet doesn’t have anything compelling to offer. Buying yet another tablet, even if from Nintendo, that tablet must offer something so compelling it’s a no-brainer. So, let’s just say, I already have enough tablets floating in my house, most of which never get turned on. I also have a PS Vita which is tablet-like. I also have a Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4 and an NVIDIA Shield for gaming … along with an Amazon Fire of some sort that I almost never use. One that I’m currently using and 3 others that are older models.
Thanks to Apple’s very aggressive obsolescence of iPads, I now have at least 4 iPad tablets in my house. The primary reason I didn’t purchase a Nintendo Switch is, let’s face it, it’s a tablet. I’m usually all over every new Nintendo system by making sure to pre-order it the first moment it’s available.
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