There are now more affordable Chrome OS tablets, and the Apple iPad now have cheaper 9.7 inch $329 models, so some users looking for a more affordable simple tablet will choose to buy a cheap Chrome OS tablet and Apple iPad 9.7 inch $329 tablet.
I think Chrome OS and the cheaper iPad models will convince more people and businesses to buy more cheap tablets again.
There are also a lot more $30 to $300 Windows 10, Android, and Linux tablets which are more popular with users who need more features, control over their tablet's settings and operating system, and want to root their devices, and install custom firmware/operating systems to their tablet's drive which is not as easy to do or possible to do on a Chrome OS or iPad tablet which is more basic when it comes to the ability to modify settings, and install some non-approved tablet apps.
I think a lot of home users, schools, and businesses maybe buying a lot of cheap tablets to replace their older tablets with 1GB or less RAM and a slower dual core CPU, older slow computers like desktops, laptops, ATMs, and electronics like eReaders, barcode scanners and cash registers.
A lot of operating systems like Windows XP, Vista, Google Android 5.1 and below, etc are now discontinued by the maker, so many of their users may buy a cheap tablet because it is the cheapest computer device for them to buy at a store.
I think Chrome OS and the cheaper iPad models will convince more people and businesses to buy more cheap tablets again.
There are also a lot more $30 to $300 Windows 10, Android, and Linux tablets which are more popular with users who need more features, control over their tablet's settings and operating system, and want to root their devices, and install custom firmware/operating systems to their tablet's drive which is not as easy to do or possible to do on a Chrome OS or iPad tablet which is more basic when it comes to the ability to modify settings, and install some non-approved tablet apps.
I think a lot of home users, schools, and businesses maybe buying a lot of cheap tablets to replace their older tablets with 1GB or less RAM and a slower dual core CPU, older slow computers like desktops, laptops, ATMs, and electronics like eReaders, barcode scanners and cash registers.
A lot of operating systems like Windows XP, Vista, Google Android 5.1 and below, etc are now discontinued by the maker, so many of their users may buy a cheap tablet because it is the cheapest computer device for them to buy at a store.