This doesn't surprise me at all, a market of over saturation like all markets with potential profits have caused so much choice that nobody wants to choose anymore, that and the fact that nobody wants a tablet because we have Phablets.

People are sick of paying through the nose for a sub par PC and getting nothing but mobile advertisements and companies/developers ripping them off at "app stores" with "freemium" apps, and unfortunately this business model is also merging over to a desktop environment....

Wasn't all that much of a drop but I never saw the attraction in the first place either :/
Little limited toys might as well save up and get a real toy :)

I use my tablet every day. It's just a cheapo android but it serves as an alarm clock, a radio a TV, an ebook and audiobook reader and and comms device when I go to bed and in the morning. The only use it has during the day is as a remote for Chromecast. Worth every penny of the £130 I paid for it last year.

eatup said:

I became interested in a particular tablet until I saw the temperature profile in a professional review. These things have serious heat issues even when in idle compared to the traditional laptop...

Nah, I never observed that on my Android Nexus 7 and my Windows 8.1 Asus T100 Transformer.

Mine is reported to run quite hot which they blame on the 1080p screen. It only feels warm to the touch though.