Hi, Guest
Yup. darkpuppet is right. Flash is more combustive to work with, and everything is changing to HTML5. There will be 'translator/converter' programs to do most of the switching over, for existing websites using flash. and with HTML5 it is like a cloud plugin on the website itself. There is no actual plugin needed to be downloaded and integrated with the system.
Another reason for you to consider for going for an Android- you dont have to sync all your files and media to one computer only. You can add in files from any computer, just like a regular memory card. I put all my PDF text books on it, and open them with the e-book reader. Ipad could do it maybe, but it's not as straight forward.
My bro just bought a playbook over the weekend. That thing is very impressive. I wouldnt pay more than $199 for it, but at that price, that thing is untouchable. However, bottom line is, it's a 7'...so just feels like a smartphone with a couple inches larger screen. So for prolonged use and media, it didn't do it for me.
Another reason for you to consider for going for an Android- you dont have to sync all your files and media to one computer only. You can add in files from any computer, just like a regular memory card. I put all my PDF text books on it, and open them with the e-book reader. Ipad could do it maybe, but it's not as straight forward.
My bro just bought a playbook over the weekend. That thing is very impressive. I wouldnt pay more than $199 for it, but at that price, that thing is untouchable. However, bottom line is, it's a 7'...so just feels like a smartphone with a couple inches larger screen. So for prolonged use and media, it didn't do it for me.