Official iPad Thread
Ok, so who is getting one????
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OK so I'm going to come out and say it. I own a iPhone and I think its a nice gadget. I don't own a Mac as I don't like the limited hardware that I'm stuck with (plus, I enjoy building my own PCs).
Having said that, I had high hopes for Apples tablet. I was hoping for something new and different. It's a glorified iPhone. Really. A big screen with the same features. Am I the only one not 'feeling' it? I would have thought video conferencing would be cool. No flash? On a 10" screen? There are so many websites that use Flash now. Thats a big handicap against this tablet. Is anyone going to seriously use the onscreen keyboard to type documents? Yes, I know they have a keyboard available, but why wouldn't I just use a desktop then? What I *do* like is the data plan deals they setup with AT&T. That should make Verizon and Sprint think twice about their current marketing strategy. Chris |
I have a 3GS iPhone and I travel a lot so i think I will get one of these pads. I use an app called QuickOffice that lets me make, use and edit Microsoft office docs. But yes it does look and sound like a over sized iPhone. And $ 829 for the top of the line loaded iPad doesn't seem that bad.
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Agreed just seems like a bigger iphone that cant make calls, kind of sucks that has no flash. Anyone know if you can install applications or just stuff from the app store.
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It's all App Store stuff...no multitasking either, which means no streaming music while surfing the web or doing anything else....
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It's a solution in search of a problem.
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I'm gonna get one for my grandfather and finally blow his piece of shit dell to bits.
I wouldn't mind one for classes but to be honest, I think that I'd rather just upgrade to a Macbook Pro with the money. |
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Actually for many people it is a solution that solves problems.
For example "Apple's iPad tablet touches a nerve in Redmond" After a decade of pursuing the notion of a tablet computer for consumers, it now appears possible, if not likely, that Apple will be the one that gets credit--and the revenue--for making the product mainstream. Apple's iPad tablet touches a nerve in Redmond | Beyond Binary - CNET News Quote:
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