Even worse than weak locking features is that the lock 'forgets' the combo, according to Targus tech support, 'rarely' (but they do not commit to what number range 'rarely' falls into). In other words, you enter a four digit combo which works 'most of the time' but then for no apparent reason, that original four digit combo NO LONGER OPENS THE LOCK. Targus admits that the tumblers occasionally do not function but they stated that they do not have neither the moral nor commercial obligation to inform potential customers that the lock is inherently defective. That is just plain disgusting!
The Galaxy Tab 10.1, much like its Limited Edition sibling that we reviewed last month, is ever-so-slightly thinner than the iPad 2, a slate that most sane individuals (and competitors, for that matter) would confess is the market leader today.
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Even worse than weak locking features is that the lock 'forgets' the combo, according to Targus tech support, 'rarely' (but they do not commit to what number range 'rarely' falls into). In other words, you enter a four digit combo which works 'most of the time' but then for no apparent reason, that original four digit combo NO LONGER OPENS THE LOCK. Targus admits that the tumblers occasionally do not function but they stated that they do not have neither the moral nor commercial obligation to inform potential customers that the lock is inherently defective. That is just plain disgusting!