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No iPad Rival Will Surface Until 2012

by Ava on September 1, 2010

But the others are competing. Yes, they are. Yet, they couldn’t challenge iPad’s appearance earlier. The world has been caught with awe when Apple announced that they would be introducing a device that matches iPhone. iPad has still the spotlight focused on it because of the dynamic innovations which is very unlikely in the electronic area.

iSuppli has monitored that after iPad’s release there wouldn’t be a close rival just exactly as what occurred after iPhone’s launch three years ago. Indeed, the world is still caught in the storm because Apple has made it sure that no close competitor will rise not until 2012. Companies like Lenovo, Dell, HP might develop prototypes but these versions may not be as close to iPad’s. Apparently, tablets that will debut on 2011 won’t get the entire market for the iPad. It may take 30% of the market but still iPad has larger scale. There are rumored researches like the “BlackPad” and “Google Chrome OS” tablet. A 3.3 million sales from April to June is still hard to contest.

We might take a closer look on the prototypes which might appear earlier in 2011. Obviously, this will be challenging fight when they all come out. These are all probable rivals that will inevitably pick on iPad starting 2011.

There are two tablet versions from Asustek Computers: Eee Pad EP121 and Eee Pad EP101TC. The prices aren’t arranged yet but these two are scheduled to be launched on 2011. Cisco Cuis joins the race. It will release a tablet with 5MP camera at the back and 720p video camera good for sporting events as well. It may have an Android platform though but this remains to be tested by public scrutiny after its appearance in the market this for early 2011.

Along with the throng is Foxconn Technology, the manufacturer of iPad itself, will come out with its own version of an iPad, the Foxconn technology N928-1. Few details have been released but it certain that it is an Android tablet using Nvidia Tegra chipset shown earlier at the Taipei. Basically not one of the least in the group is the rumored Research in Motion “Blackpad”. This has allegedly could separate personal information and office data. Apparently, Google Chrome OS would be a strong competitor as well. Initially, it has been said that it has a geolocation and can sync information and autofill data from different devices.

The greatest advantage for iPad is that it has created a stronger market.