EPTSo what do you guys use your iPad for?
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Makaveli1
United States118 Posts
So what do you guys use your iPad for? | ||
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Torte de Lini
Germany38463 Posts
Are we paying several hundred dollars for even more convenience? Already areas, places and your current technology are capable of doing multiple things at once to reduce the need to lug heavy backpacks or use a fanny pack (though my father still sports one to show his age - similar to a trunk revealing how many rings it has). It seems instead of innovation, we are trying to shrink the need for less things because we don't want to carry as much. As long as it is simulated, we'll accept it with its additional convenience. 400-page book doesn't fit nicely in your messenger back? Let me animate this e-book so you can pretend-turn the page. The only convenience that conveys rational thought is pornography. Instead of going through hoops of socializing and pretend-interest in the male or female, you can simply uncover your square-like electric piece of technology, tap two words simulating, bluntly, the kind of male or female you'd like ("Big boobs, dicks" "likes pee") and voila, you can self-indulge on as much as you want. It seems everything about an iPad is smaller. You pay for the hardware and then pay for the various applications (some free) that you'd think you might need or don't, who cares, you only spent like 3.50 for two-three apps that look like potential fun, an amusement or gratification to ensure what you bought is worthwhile. Again: convenience, a mild toy or pleasantries to satisfy your travels. + Show Spoiler + I'm writing about everything and nothing. To be frank, assert what you'd think you need out of your ipad and then use it for that. If you don't think you need it for anything, well... | ||
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FiWiFaKi
Canada9858 Posts
They are larger than smartphones and can do only a tiny bit more than them. They are smaller than laptops but do a lot less than them. I suppose they fill a very tight nitch in the technology world. You can use it to take notes on the go, the portability makes it easy to set tasks, watch videos etc. Most of the apps are mediocre, but my new Blackberry playbook definitely helps me with organization. | ||
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DarKFoRcE
Germany1215 Posts
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brachester
Australia1786 Posts
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Herper
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acrimoneyius
United States983 Posts
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pyrogenetix
United Arab Emirates5090 Posts
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Ex_Combat
35 Posts
Find some friends or associates who are real prudes, simple put a couple of videos Japanese scat or puke pr0n on it, go up to one of them and ask them what their opinion is on this "controversial" Japanese short film. But be sure to keep a poker face and act as if its a genuine question. Lulz later. | ||
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Bluepancho
France27 Posts
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endy
Switzerland8970 Posts
It's good to read Wikipedia or newspaper, but that's it. And it's not as comfortable as a laptop, since you don't have a mouse so can't just middle click and open all the headlines at once as you would do otherwise. iPad browser is kinda bad. | ||
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TG Manny
United States325 Posts
I own an iPhone 4s and I am confident anything I want to do on an iPad is just as accessible to me on my iPhone with similar comfort levels. It would be nice to have a bigger screen to read in bed or watch videos with friends easier, yes. However I can't justify the expense for that, as I don't e-read other than newspaper articles that take all of 5 or 10 minutes of reading even on my iPhone screen. If given one, as the techie I am, I would enjoy it in my bed and watch a ton of SC2 on it while lurking the forums while at home. However at university when in my dorm I'll be glued to my desktop rig. On the go during the day it'll be nice to check in for twenty minutes of reading with lunch or something. It provides a big screen, fast hardware, and high resolution to a market who wants more than just a tool to read with that has bland res. I can see how it will do well should prices come down significantly (and I mean average person well not business well), as a lot of people enjoy the thought of browsing from anywhere and enjoying close-to-desktop performance with a large screen in a small piece of hardware. I agree with one of our above posters, though. It serves a niche market and little else due to pricepoint and how easy it is to replace it with other "essentials" such as decently modern smart phones or laptops. | ||
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Endymion
United States3701 Posts
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jjhchsc2
Korea (South)2393 Posts
:D Can you watch streams as well? the apps cost more though :/ | ||
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hyperknight
294 Posts
its a life changing device for any businessowner. i read newspapers,magazines on the ipad, play games while travelling, get my emails and reply to them instantly, manage my appointments and schedule via the calender apps like flipboard and pulse are lifechanging. all-in-all, between my blackberry and my ipad, i really dont have a reason to use my computer except for downloads & playing sc2/skyrim. | ||
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Ikonn
Netherlands1958 Posts
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nekoconeco
Australia359 Posts
Other than that and app development i don't really use it. | ||
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hyperknight
294 Posts
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writer22816
United States5775 Posts
That's about it. | ||
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endy
Switzerland8970 Posts
On December 27 2011 19:15 writer22816 wrote: Watch videos on planes. That's about it. Don't you need to have videos in the exact good format and resolution to be able to watch them on iPad ? | ||
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