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iPad Air Vs. Nexus 7: Taste Test
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anon0601840482
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1/2/2014 | 1:40:13 PM
Wha???
I was actually looking for a comparison of Apple's iPad Air (current generation) to the Nexus 7 (2013) and what compelled the reviewer to choose Apple's device over Google's.

This non-article did nothing of the sort.  It's difficult to consider this even a fluff item and was basically a waste of time and bytes.

I expect more of InformationWeek.
DDURBIN1
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1/2/2014 | 1:23:03 PM
Samsung S4 vs iPhone3
For his next "taste" the auther will be comparing the latest Samsung S4 smartphone to Apple's orginal iPhone.
DamienB824
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1/2/2014 | 1:03:37 PM
Apples to moldy oranges
If you are trying to compare an Ipad Air to a first generation Nexus 7 then I feel sorry for your article. 2nd generation (2013) Nexus 7 should be the better comparison or at least change the title to reflect which Nexus you are talking about. I lost brain cells reading this elementary english comparison article.


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