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Amanda wrote:Someone please tell me that I'm not the only one that heard iPad and thought of a Star Trek PADD. Just me?Nah, to be honest as soon as I see any product with a lower case i infront of it I think it is apple related.
bud wrote:dont tell me they have made an iNuke??Looks pretty awesome. But i would not buy one. I would have a note book over that anyday
but i think youre really talking about the Apple tablet yeah?
madbrad wrote:^
. I like both for their portability but have no need for either at this time. Gaz does the XP Netbook have the items the Apple is missing??texasmr2 wrote:Both options would be rather neat for onboard tuning parameters for a stand-alone EMSyes its would be able to do everything your pc can do mate.
madbrad wrote:I think the computer got fed up with Data's "Life forms" song.
Gaz wrote:well with no flash support why not just got a cheap xp netbook which would be smaller, better res on the screen and easier to type on.3G support?
Iphones great but its great because its a tiny pocket sized device.
myownalias wrote:Looking at the spec list; I am not terribly impressed with the iPad, my Nokia smart phone does all the things the iPad does with the exception of itunes/ipod, but it does have a music player that works just as well and it plays flash videos and have a fully fledged browser called skyfire. The only advantage I see to the iPad is the larger screen.I doubt you could produce a powerpoint slideshow or a complex Excel spreadsheet with graphics and then present it to your audience. One of many things you could do with the iPad. There are 140,000 apps in the app store that were designed for the iPhone, but most of them are readily usable on the iPad as well. Soon, there will be a slew of new apps specifically designed for the iPad that take advantage of the bigger screen real estate and then over 1000 touch points of the screen.
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darwin_dali wrote:It may not be able to do a powerpoint presentation (at least until an app becomes available) but my phone does have the ability to connect to any composite video input (with an additional adapter of course). the iPhone is a great practical device, the iPad not so much as many have said above, it will sell, that's for sure, Apple gadgets seem to be in demand right now because they are the cool thing to have but I will be putting my $500 elsewhere plus I have never been a fan of tablet computing.myownalias wrote:Looking at the spec list; I am not terribly impressed with the iPad, my Nokia smart phone does all the things the iPad does with the exception of itunes/ipod, but it does have a music player that works just as well and it plays flash videos and have a fully fledged browser called skyfire. The only advantage I see to the iPad is the larger screen.I doubt you could produce a powerpoint slideshow or a complex Excel spreadsheet with graphics and then present it to your audience. One of many things you could do with the iPad. There are 140,000 apps in the app store that were designed for the iPhone, but most of them are readily usable on the iPad as well. Soon, there will be a slew of new apps specifically designed for the iPad that take advantage of the bigger screen real estate and then over 1000 touch points of the screen.
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