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Downside???

Zpike

Feb 25, 2013, 4:52 PM
The upside is that this is one device with an accessory, and not two devices. It works well for both platforms and you don't have to go through the rigmarole up keeping two devices in sync. I fail to understand how you don't find this infinitely more useful than having both an ipad and an iphone. I agree the device is a little expensive, but in my mind it has clearly upstaged the Note II as the best device on the market. I can only hope this comes to Sprint.
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Rich Brome

Feb 26, 2013, 3:14 AM
Well, services like iCloud make keeping two devices in sync almost a non-issue, in my experience.

I do see the appeal of just having one set of apps and settings and the little things that don't sync. But I can't get over the price.

And it's a bundle deal. What if you want to upgrade the tablet before the phone, or vice-versa? You're out of luck. You get a lot more flexibility with two devices, for possible less money.
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Zpike

Feb 26, 2013, 10:27 AM
Good points. But you may find that Asus can succeed where Motorola failed with the Atrix. With a company like Asus at the helm, I can see this platform growing to encompass a diverse ecosystem of tablets and smartphones that are interchangeable. You may eventually find that you can mix and match for the perfect combination for your needs. Of course this is entirely speculation, but I wouldn't rule Asus out. Their entry into the smartphone market is an interesting and welcome one.
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