Not really, sschoemann. Apple's computers can do anything...
... Windows PCs can do--they're basically just two sides of the same coin in most ways. Please do explain how they "had to resort to outside vendors who specialized on Microsoft based products."
Oh, don't take the poster just before you, Mark Cooper's, example; he totally missed out there. even the iPad, as limited as it supposedly is, could have done everything he described without even having to refer back to his laptop. Now, I'll grant he wouldn't have wanted to use Pages or OS X, but through iCloud he wouldn't have needed to manually access the files on his laptop, they would have been on the tablet already--automatically synched no matter what device made the most recent changes. I use it in my own writing and photography. It's also quite easy to print to any wi-fi, AirPrint and internet-enabled printer of which the vast majority of newer printers carry at least one of these wireless printing technologies. In other words, he really doesn't know the capabilities of the competition. On the other hand, he does prove that Win8RT is a viable Windows equivalent that should give Android a real pain in the rear.
