Dec 2nd 2011, 10:55 by N.V. | LOS ANGELES
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IT
HAS been said before but bears repeating, especially with the
gadget-giving season imminent: essentially, there is no such thing as a
tablet-computer business; what there is instead is a rip-roaring market
for iPads—with some 32m of them sold in the past 12 months alone. The
iconic Apple product has nearly two-thirds of the market and rising,
while a couple of dozen other tablet-makers squabble over the dwindling
remainder. None has yet emerged as a credible challenger to the iPad.
Why that should be so is simple.
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