Disagree...why not discuss game performance when let's face it, a common use of Android tablets is for gaming? And it wasn't just gaming performance...didn't you notice any of the other glitches? Touches weren't registering and the magically disappearing/flickering Google Play Store at the 0:50 mark? Check out the Android Authority review--pretty much the same sentiment regarding Android apps. Hell, simply scrolling was often terrible.
And the god awful latency for the stylus? Not exactly encouraging when Google states they will implement some machine learning to make it
seem better. Not exactly a ringing endorsement.
He had praise for some productivity elements--specifically mentions Microsoft Office for Android as being quite good.
And if you read the review at all, you'd notice he specifically states it isn't a review because it's not ready to be fully reviewed yet---he's using a pre-production model and the Android app implementing is officially in beta...no secret there.
I'm quite interesting in how this segment develops as I generally like the Chromebook experience and think bringing Android apps into the mix really improves their functionality. I also crave better hardware than, outside of the Pixels, has historically been available so I'm glad to see Samsung and Asus putting out better hardware. I just don't think we're quite there yet for traditional laptop replacement unless you only need web functionality. It'll be interesting to see how Android app integration into Chrome progresses over the course of the year.
