James Kendrick rants in ZDNET.com that pricing for Android tablets is unrealistic. I couldn't agree more. I've keep waiting for a tablet to come out competitive with the low end of the iPad. We have an iPad and am quite happy with it. So much so, I would like one or two more. Tablets are really a personal device. Sharing one among three people works but we miss out on a lot of the productivity a tablet can bring. Every tablet that comes out seems to be burdened with "nice-to-have" features that drive up the price. Videoconferencing? I wouldn't do it very often, so you can nix the two cameras. Cell access with a new monthly fee? My phone has hot spot capability. Besides, most of the time I'd need info outside my home or another wi-fi access point, I'd use my phone to get. You would think the market would take notice of how many people are snapping up Barnes and Nobles Color Nook for $250, really a low end Android tablet, and rooting it fo