You forgot this is Sam Biddle's article.

It is that bad.

I own an Alfa GT JTD, and yes, I would definately get my self a second one, but with a V6.

I think You should chill out a little.

My friend have the RX100 and I have to admit the photos it makes are drop dead gorgeous.

That's a nice rendering!

At least no computer consoles blowing up in your face all the time no more!

I think it's safe to say that the reason for this is that the web verison works well enough for the iPad, and I hardly can imagine anybody using a tablet as a go-to sat nav in his/her car.

I'm sure there were cases...

It's not the Enterprise but a much smaller ship obviously.

I still have a perfectly working 6310i, and it still last for more than a week. After 11 years.

I surely miss this beauty.

They did havoc to the eyes though. Of all the old tech, I certainly do miss those the least.

2006 Alfa Romeo GT 1.9 JTD

I love how again, the 3rd party apps are the tragic flaw of a device for Gizmodo (except Apple products of course), completely throwing out the window the fact that any app can be, at any time, updated and corrected.

The problem is in this case - the joke isn't false at all.

Brace yourselfs for the "Apple Maps are working great where I live (NY)" comments.

Thank god somebody understands !

For me, the screen is the dealbreaker on a tablet (and it's the same with the iPad mini, which, if not the rubbish screen, would probably make me get it). That means Nexus 10 for me.

The thing is the S3 was out half a year earlier. No doubt there are newer and better phones on the market right now, but the S3 was there first.