> > Of course, I already have an iPad (and nothing matches it) and an Acer > Iconia Tab (A500). Oh, and I have a Nook Color too. >
I'd argue this point. While the iPad makes a very compelling ecosystem argument by simple virtue of running iOS, it has been eclipsed in every category from a technological superiority perspective. As an example, my SGT10 has a more vibrant screen, larger screen, is lighter, thinner, and provides roughly equivalent performance and battery life. Honeycomb (and ICS) are, in my opinion, far more modern looking than iOS as well. I have a work-provided iPhone4, and I find the interface to be dull and dated compared to Android's latest, and the larger profile iPad exacerbates this. Nobody else can compete with the ecosystem though, which is a strong competitive advantage to be sure, but "nothing matches it" is...highly debatable. With a reunified platform in ICS/Android 4.0, I suspect that we'll see the ecosystem argument lose standing as well.
