Business tablets

The article says the business tablet market remains hard for manufacturers to crack — even with Windows on their side — and notes that IT Pro has reviewed three tablets using the iPad as the comparison benchmark.

According to the article, manufacturers are finding it difficult to win business users despite offering Windows-based options; the iPad is used as the yardstick, highlighting how competitive and challenging the market is for alternatives.

The article points out that even having Windows as a platform hasn’t guaranteed success in the business tablet market, suggesting that OS alone isn’t solving the challenges manufacturers face.

The article reports that IT Pro reviewed three tablets and compared them against the iPad yardstick, using the iPad as the benchmark for performance, features, or user expectations.

The brief article does not name the three tablet models; it only states that IT Pro reviewed three tablets and compared them to the iPad. For model details, the article links to the full review.

The article includes a link to the full review: http://bit.ly/ZCD36v where IT Pro’s detailed comparison against the iPad can be found.

The article suggests caution: the business tablet market is competitive and difficult to break into even with Windows support, so investors should be aware that market acceptance and differentiation remain significant challenges.

Yes — the article treats the iPad as the yardstick for evaluating business tablets, indicating it remains a key benchmark for comparison in reviews like IT Pro’s.