Dell Stops Selling Android Tablets (pcworld.com)

Dell is discontinuing its Venue line of Android tablets. Furthermore, the company says it will also stop issuing software updates to its existing Android tablets. The move comes as Dell wants to shift its focus on Windows 2-in-1 devices. As for the other reason, the American company adds that Android market is "oversaturated" and is experiencing "declining demand from consumers." Other Android devices from the company were discontinued some time ago. The company will honor after sales support for people who have purchased Venue Android tablets until the warranty and service contracts expire.

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Re:Interesting post

[msmash]

I have an iPad, and a Nexus 6. As much as I would like to read things on my 6-inch phone, nothing beats reading a magazine on an iPad (and other tablets), in my opinion. So I see some value in tablet, but yeah, it's not really serving as many purposes.

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[JustAnotherOldGuy]

...the American company adds that Android market is "oversaturated" and is experiencing "declining demand from consumers."

Translation:

"Too many people are already using an Android tablet and we can't sell as many as we used to."