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October 17, 2008

Tween Form Factors

Middle-of-the-Road Approach Will Not Drive Consumer Growth

by Ian Fogg

with Michael Gartenberg

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Executive Summary

New devices are arriving that attempt to offer productivity, phone, and laptop-like functions. Such combination devices have not succeeded in the past.

Key Questions

  • How important is the laptop to consumers?
  • What role does physical form play in advanced devices?
  • Can Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs) displace laptops as consumer devices?

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