Something that has been clear since last CES 2011 is that the tablets and smartphones will be the focus of technology development companies in the next year, because Toshiba has decided to start their climb on the market nothing more nor lashing less than against Steve Jobs and his family. To promote his new Toshiba Tablet famous Japanese company has begun an advertising campaign that highlights emphasizing the ability to view Flash applications and animations.
As everyone will know the iPhone and iPad are not able to run Flash programs without using external applications. As part of this campaign, Toshiba has also introduced a web site designed entirely in Flash where those Mac users who join the website will see a sign that says "it's a shame you can not view this website and many others," as well noted that the new Toshiba Tablet if they can do.
It is clear to companies that Apple and its new iPad is against whom they compete this year if they want to position themselves in the market for tablets, do not be surprised if we soon see more advertisements like this.
As everyone will know the iPhone and iPad are not able to run Flash programs without using external applications. As part of this campaign, Toshiba has also introduced a web site designed entirely in Flash where those Mac users who join the website will see a sign that says "it's a shame you can not view this website and many others," as well noted that the new Toshiba Tablet if they can do.
It is clear to companies that Apple and its new iPad is against whom they compete this year if they want to position themselves in the market for tablets, do not be surprised if we soon see more advertisements like this.
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