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The iPad truly is a beautiful devious. On look at it and you will feel
that we have jumped forward twenty years into the future. The
iPad's exteriors is a combination of aluminum and reinforced plastic.
Like most Apple mobile devices, the iPad only has one button: the
home bottom found on the bottom of the iPad when help in portrait.
There is the usually audio jack for those who want to plug in
headphones, and also a mic. The iPad speakers do their jobs, but
they are not going to blow you away with their quality.
The iPad has the standard Apple external connector which is the
only way you can hook up the iPad to other devious due to the lack of
a flash drive. However, there are many devious that can connect to
the iPad and more are being custom built for the iPad and should be
coming out soon.
The iPad weighs 1.5 pounds. It is significantly lighter than a laptop,
but much heavier than your average smart phone or mobile devious.
You will begin to feel the exertion in your wrist after hold the iPad
for about half an hour.
Display
The iPad display is truly something to see. It packs 1024x768 pixels
in its screen which seems like a low number, but images are crisp
nevertheless. The color and contrast on the iPad is really amazing.
The iPad's one Achilles' heel is that in direct sunlight you will see a
ton of reflection on the screen, and the screen which is back lit get

2. hard to see. This is most notice able when videos with dark scenes.
Eye strain
The has been a lot of discussion about whether or not the iPad
causes eye strain. Based on my own experience and the experiences
of others who have tried the iPad, this is really a hit or miss thing. I
do not get any eye strain from using the iPad even after spending an
hour reading an eBook. However, if you plan on making the iPad your
next eBook reader, I would advise you to go test out an iPad at the
Apple store first.
Media Consumption
Media consumption was supposed to be the one thing that the
iPad excelled at, and it does.
iBooks: iBooks is Apple's eReader that can be downloaded free
on the iPad. It comes with a free sample of Winnie the Pooh. iBooks
gives the readers a lot of options such as changing the text size or
the brightness of the screen. iBooks does not have a huge selections
of books yet, but it offers books in full color and the touch screen
ui makes it fun to read.
Kindle: Amazon has made a dedicated app on for the iPad which
always Amazon customers to access their eBooks or buy more from
the Amazon store. The Kindle has about 340,000 more eBooks than
Apple's own iBooks. You can now watch videos that are embedded in
the eBooks.
Comics: I think that comics where made to be viewed on a
tablet like device. The beautiful display of the iPad combined with
the interactive touch screen makes reading a comic on the iPad
almost more enjoyable than holding a physical copy in your hands.

3. Marvel and DC Comics both have dedicated apps for the iPad where
you can buy new releases. Japanese manga are slowly making their
way to the iPad for those of you who are fans of manga.
Magazines: So far the magazines that have been released on
the iPad have enjoyed huge success. Big names such as Time
Magazine, GQ, and Wired have all made dictated apps for the iPad
where you can download the latest edition. The magazine companies
are really excited about the opportunities the iPad brings and are
still experimenting with how they should deliver their content to
their subscribers. The eMagazines still have a way to go with things
such as ui and pricing, but you can expect them to get better with
time.
Newspapers: The iPad is an ideal product for reading the latest
news in the morning at the breakfast table or on a train on your way
to work. USA Today, BBC, The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, and
many more have already made their content assessable on the iPad.
Video
The iPad is an excellent device for looking at video's. There are
many options of where you can get videos from. Off course you have
iTunes which has a huge selection of videos that you can buy and
upload to your iPad. With a paid subscription you can also access
Netflix on your iPad and stream movies and shows. For you quick
videos you can always head over to YouTube and watch movie trails
or a funny clip.
Music
The way you access the music is a little different from the
iPhone, but it is still simple and easy. Apple has simple merged its
iPod functions into iPad. One of the strong points of the iPad is that

4. you can create your playlist directly on the iPad without having to
use iTunes.
Keyboard
The iPad keyboard is much bigger than the iPhone or iPod
Touch virtual keyboards, and the extra room makes it a breeze to
type on. Don't expect to be able to bang out a 10 page paper
(although I've heard that it has been done) but for quick typing the
iPad will get the job done.
Gaming
The gaming on the iPad is not for extreme gamers, but more so
for the casual one. In fact, I've heard of dozens of people who
haven't played games in years finding a couple that they really enjoy
on the iPad. The iPad offers all of the classic board games such as
chess and scrabble and you can even play multiplayer. Then there
are games that were designed specifically for the iPad. These games
are clever, challenging, addictive, and loads of fun. And did I
mention cheap? Most games are free and none get more expensive
then about $5.00.
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