I think though while you're happy with your tablet, you're very much a niche, not the mass market.
I've got an android tablet, a nice one not a cheap one, the Motorola Xoom 2, and I barely use it.
It's still on Android 3.2, doesn't handle typing very well (certainly no better than my HTC One phone), and basically has every problem that the author listed.
As to your point about video players and UPnP, how many people do you think have done that? 1% of potential consumers of Android? Content availability on Android is poor, and it just gets much worse outside the USA.
I've got an android tablet, a nice one not a cheap one, the Motorola Xoom 2, and I barely use it.
It's still on Android 3.2, doesn't handle typing very well (certainly no better than my HTC One phone), and basically has every problem that the author listed.
As to your point about video players and UPnP, how many people do you think have done that? 1% of potential consumers of Android? Content availability on Android is poor, and it just gets much worse outside the USA.