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10 years ago, Google launched the 2nd-gen Nexus 7, and no tablet has captured its magic since
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The Nexus 7 would be absolutely pointless today. It's barely bigger than most phones.
I had one at the time but the form factor was simply inferior to either a 10inch Android offering or any iPad.
I remember a co-worker having the Dell Streak (5") and being astounded how something that large would fit in your pocket.
Mind you, a decade later and I still use a phone under that size!
I had that phone also, anytime anyone would see it outside they would marvel at how large it is. Now I have a fold which is even bigger when unfolded. The dell streak from what I remember feels like an s23u would be similar size to it but it was probably larger due to bezels and the aspect ratio
I disagree. 7" 16:9 is still much more usable than 6.7 20.5:9. And not everyone wants a giant phone. Having a cheap, usable tablet would be very useful for a lot of people.
Agreed, this is rationale for my comment about the Duet 3. Its the "new kind of tablet" for today. And cheap.