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August 8, 2013

When is a thing not really itself?

Evolution continues without worrying about us.  Technology gives us another example:  tablets are becoming the TV.  But what this article doesn’t address is what is the difference between a tablet and a TV other than the name?

A tablet looks like a small TV just without a stand or cords. A TV looks like a large, mounted tablet.  How far in the future will it be before these two distinct products become the same?

As touchscreen and wireless technology improves they are more likely to make their way into traditional TVs making the difference between a TV and a tablet non-existent other than size.

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