I was watching the video from apple site and those engineers make me wanna lick the iPad in a heart beat (just like the uni-body frame of the macbook). Never trust a sale man.
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LibertyTerran
Vietnam711 Posts
I was watching the video from apple site and those engineers make me wanna lick the iPad in a heart beat (just like the uni-body frame of the macbook). Never trust a sale man. | ||
Patriot.dlk
Sweden5462 Posts
Apple development guy: I know how we can make a shit load of money and skip all development expenses. Oh and before I forget, someone take that oversized paper ipod we used as commercial out of the trashcan think of a name and hand it over to Jobs im going home | ||
Patriot.dlk
Sweden5462 Posts
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Archaic
United States4024 Posts
The way I see it is: It is like an electronic book, goes in your backpack (I guess they would have to make it a bit more robust). You can take your notes on it, write papers, basically like a really sleek netbook, that maybe is a lot less powerful, but definitely quicker and easier to use. Basically, a student's best friend, keeping his/her backpack lighter, having a tool that has extensive possibilities. Quick, down-to-earth (not in price) laptop. In its current state, it would be something that you would probably leave at home, to browse the net (or TL), while sitting on a couch watching TV, or next to your bed. Generally it is not much more useful than that, especially outside of your house. What are you doing on-the-go that requires a bigger screen than an iPhone? | ||
synapse
China13814 Posts
![]() ![]() BIAS MUCH? On January 28 2010 09:15 Kentor wrote: the fuck? you're saying HP tablets and Thinkpad tablets have relatively horrible processors, and this is a big step forward? Yeah, seriously -_- 1ghz vs 3ghz dual core... hmmmmmmmmm | ||
Kentor
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United States5784 Posts
"slow, low quality displays, PC Software" | ||
T.O.P.
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Hong Kong4685 Posts
![]() OMG, PC Software. That just killed me. | ||
torm3ntin
Brazil2534 Posts
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lazz
Australia3119 Posts
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Bosu
United States3247 Posts
I see the tablet leaving much to be desired, but it honestly wouldn't take much to make it amazing. Also the name Ipad is terrible. iTablet sounds soooooo much better. | ||
Asianic
Singapore99 Posts
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da_head
Canada3350 Posts
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topspinserve
United States147 Posts
the lack of multitask, camera, Flash, USB port/SD card slot. I think everyone's really forgetting what you might use a device like this for. This is an incredibly sleek device for viewing/consuming media (including e-books), browsing the web (albeit without flash, means no livestream! T.T), gaming, and maybe minor office suite activities. In this scenario, multitask in honestly not all that useful; having a document and the web open at the same time is nice, yes, but i can't imagine using a tablet device with no dedicated keyboard for anything more than a quick edit. Camera would be nice for something like video chat, but it's not something that's really necessary. The lack of both a USB port and Flash is just kind of silly; Apple's stubbornness is definitely at play there. I think, though, that the iPhone OS is the premier interface for an input method based on touch, much more so than Windows 7 or Mac OSX at the moment. | ||
theconartist
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T.O.P.
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Hong Kong4685 Posts
On January 28 2010 10:57 topspinserve wrote: What people seem most to be concerned with is: the lack of multitask, camera, Flash, USB port/SD card slot. I think everyone's really forgetting what you might use a device like this for. This is an incredibly sleek device for viewing/consuming media (including e-books), browsing the web (albeit without flash, means no livestream! T.T), gaming, and maybe minor office suite activities. In this scenario, multitask in honestly not all that useful; having a document and the web open at the same time is nice, yes, but i can't imagine using a tablet device with no dedicated keyboard for anything more than a quick edit. Camera would be nice for something like video chat, but it's not something that's really necessary. The lack of both a USB port and Flash is just kind of silly; Apple's stubbornness is definitely at play there. I think, though, that the iPhone OS is the premier interface for an input method based on touch, much more so than Windows 7 or Mac OSX at the moment. Get a smartphone? You have all that + portability. | ||
Bosu
United States3247 Posts
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Cloud
Sexico5880 Posts
On January 28 2010 11:21 Bosu wrote: Who the fuck wants to read a book on a phone. Caveman. | ||
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Bockit
Sydney2287 Posts
On January 28 2010 08:55 iG.Aura wrote: you guys are missing one huge detail: its an Apple product. Apple fans are going to go crazy for this thing, buy it and convince everyone around that its the best thing since sliced bread. I bet this thing will be successful, just because its Apple.. even though it looks like a huge (flat) pile of shit As an apple 'fan' (I like to think I can still be objective about their stuff), I am very underwhelmed by the iPad. I think bluewolf summed up my thoughts quite nicely: On January 28 2010 04:56 [-Bluewolf-] wrote: The question is: for $500+ dollars, what can this do that a laptop cannot? Sure, it may be thinner, but both of them require one to lug them around (ie. they don't fit in your pocket). | ||
StorrZerg
United States13919 Posts
On January 28 2010 09:48 Patriot.dlk wrote: LOL I laughed for ten minutes when I saw this thing. Seriously. Apple development guy: I know how we can make a shit load of money and skip all development expenses. Oh and before I forget, someone take that oversized paper ipod we used as commercial out of the trashcan think of a name and hand it over to Jobs im going home i can see it now... lol | ||
topspinserve
United States147 Posts
On January 28 2010 11:10 T.O.P. wrote: Get a smartphone? You have all that + portability. Hm, yea, that's a good point. I still think the extra screen size is really nice for web/documents/media though. | ||
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