I don't think more resolution ever becomes "pointless." Similarly more RAM, more HDD space, more CPU speed, etc. Better is better. Whether it's worth the price is another question entirely.
In with that in mind, I think is a huge disappointment in the "too expensive" category.
My XTerra had a $3K DVD option, which I did not go for. With a luxury car, $5K might be more in line, if it includes the whole sound system, but even then an in-dash screen is questionable. For it be useful, there would need to be at least one more screen for the back seat. If that added another $3K, then... what a huge disappointment.
Of course, it took forever for DVD to start hitting cars, so this is pretty early in the game.
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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I don't think more resolution ever becomes "pointless." Similarly more RAM, more HDD space, more CPU speed, etc. Better is better. Whether it's worth the price is another question entirely.
In with that in mind, I think is a huge disappointment in the "too expensive" category.
My XTerra had a $3K DVD option, which I did not go for. With a luxury car, $5K might be more in line, if it includes the whole sound system, but even then an in-dash screen is questionable. For it be useful, there would need to be at least one more screen for the back seat. If that added another $3K, then... what a huge disappointment.
Of course, it took forever for DVD to start hitting cars, so this is pretty early in the game.
-Pie