New Esprit in Paris ?
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Jul 23, 2010 3:01:40 PM
Ferdie:
Gauss:
Bummer, I have sent this post from my iPad, and the text format got messed up, sorry for the uncomfortable read now...or just click on the link !
So you finally got an iPad! Congratulations and thanks for the link...
Yes hehe, thanks Ferdie
easy_rider911:
Ferdie:
So you finally got an iPad! Congratulations and thanks for the link...
+1 Gauss, how are you finding the iPad
The iPad is a nice piece. It is very practical if you want to relax a bit and surf the net. One of the strong points for example is, that you don't have to wait for a "startup" like on a real computer. You simply click on the button and you're already connected to the internet.
It is impressively quick. Whenever you go back to your iPhone (unless you're one of the lucky iPhone4 owners) you find it very boring and slow in comparison lol.
There are however a few points that I dislike :
- no multitasking yet (will come with the iOS4, which is due in November?).
- there are several web pages that aren't compatible
- it is slightly too heavy to hold it comfortably in one hand over a long period of time.
- iBook store is still not active in Europe (you can only download "free" eBooks)
I love the iPad, you can use it in so many different ways. You can also take your work with it. But it is also one of the objects that you don't really need! If that makes any sense.
It is no substitute for a computer. I see it more as some sort of a toy. Something that's practical yes, but not absolutely essential to own. But I guess, the usability purpose strongly depends on the user, doesn't it?
Sorry for having gone too much offtopic now