Seriously, what does a tablet do that my netbook doesn't? #nexus7
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Point to Jonathon Barton, but the iPads don't fit your pocket, either. Neither do the Galaxy 10" Tabs.
Tablets are just another platform for a portable device that people enjoy using. The thing with the iPad and now the Nexus 7, you can easily replace a netbook or laptop (to a certain extent) with them. I think tablets serve a purpose in the ecosystem of technology, and it's one more step further into giving us that "all in one device."
Not to mention you get $25 for free for play store.
I have a laptop, a netbook and an Android phone. I don't see how I would need a tablet.
As with any device, I don't think a tablet is for everyone nor do I think any tablet can do everything as well as a laptop can. The form factor and interface do make some things easier or possible.
Netbooks should be completely replaced by the Asus Transformer type dockable tablets.