Ipad
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Okay, I have to admit, that this parody is actually quite funny
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I like this cartoon
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John, out of curiousity, do you own an iPhone or an iPod touch?
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@john sayers said:
I like this cartoon
LOL! ....one the reasons the Pyramids are still standing! ...chose your material wisely.
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That would have been funny, except that the iPad will run Skype and thus can make phone calls.
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Let's lighten up guys - look back at my earlier link http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=221344#p221344
Not all 'i' products are so great...
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@tig said:
Not all 'i' products are so great...
Quite right. Compared to the Palm (I had a 72s), iPod's were rubbish, that's why I never bought one. But when the iPod Touch came out, my Palm was made redundant. My only ever complaint about the iPod/iPhone was that crappy little screen. I mean, that screen has made me ill!! I have to limit the time I spend prodding the damn thing!!
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The newest Models.
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But most importantly, will it blend?
[flash=640,385:1wdkj142]http://www.youtube.com/v/lAl28d6tbko&color1=0xb1b1b1&color2=0xcfcfcf&hl=en_US&feature=player_embedded&fs=1[/flash:1wdkj142] -
Now Tom Dickson! ...... put it back together again
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@khai said:
ppl are already writing it off as nothing but an enlarged Itouch.
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hipworks calls the iPad 'a giant battery with a tiny [circuit] board attached to it'
Maybe it is but I bet it will sell like hot cakes 
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Didn't, follow the entire post, and am not knowledgeable about the produce, but can someone say if it comes with versions of core desktop apps., like Mobile Windows has?
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I don't care what any naysayers say, this is flippin' cool! Its an e-book app about the elements that has 3D animations of each of the elements, in color and stereoscopic abilities! The video is longish, but I think you'll be impressed with 3:25 to 5:00. This is definitely a going to be new trend for publishing media.
Here is a Popular Science write-up about it too.
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Khai wrote:
@unknownuser said:
ppl are already writing it off as nothing but an enlarged Itouch.
If a bunch of people on a forum dedicated to design can't appreciate just how important scale is to an object then I really think something is wrong. Let's stipulate that yes, in raw hardware terms an iPad is 'just a bigger iTouch'. Which it isn't, not really since it has a different processor, but what the hell.
So what happens when you make a bigger iTouch? Well, the way you interact with it changes quite a bit and in ways that depend on how much bigger. Going from a 3.5" screen to say a 5" might not affect the UI much but could make it a real pain to fit in a pocket when it looks like it ought to. How about a 24" screen version? Would that be 'just a bigger iTouch'? What about a 72" one? How about a smaller one - 2" screen - is that just an iTouch? A 1" screen for wristwatch size?
Scale is crucial to how you interact with, make use of and perceive objects. If you don't understand that deep in your design bones, please don't design anything that people have to use, because you won't get it right.
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Looks like HP just got in on the fray with the Slate. http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2010/04/hp-slate-details-leaked-550-keyboard-less-netbook/
With the Slate, I guess one could theoretically run SU since it is Windows based. I still like the iPad though personally.
Rick
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Better cpu, graphics, SD slot, HDMI out and 2 cameras (1 facing you and one facing out). Not bad and $550 for a 32gb model. Might be a nice addition to my iPod touch (the kids love it BTW).
@rickgraham said:
Looks like HP just got in on the fray with the Slate. http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2010/04/hp-slate-details-leaked-550-keyboard-less-netbook/
With the Slate, I guess one could theoretically run SU since it is Windows based. I still like the iPad though personally.
Rick
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