Tell me again?

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PizzaGod wrote:
I'm posting this from my 32GB, non-3G iPad.

I've had it since Friday.

Meh.

I presume you had some expectations for the device prior to purchase. In what ways did it fail to meet those expectations?

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cbelt3 wrote:
It's designed for the content consumers.

...and content creators (like musicians, artists, writers, presenters and designers).



http://www.techradar.com/news/computing/...ces-704990

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Buzz wrote:
It's for reading MRF; not posting to it...

Are you saying that you can't do online postings with an iPad? I can't imagine why that could be so.

Maybe I'm missing something?

Explain!

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I am waiting for the Retina Display iPad.

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ztirffritz wrote:
I want the 3G model, but I'm waiting for them to show up on Craigslist. The downside of living in a poverty stricken area is that few if any Apple products show up on Craigslist...unless they are hot.

I live in an area where there are about 300 or more posts in the Computer section on CL every day. Of those 300, there's probably at least 10 a day for iPads. I don't think I've seen one yet where the asking price is less than the retail price. For some reason, people still seem to think their $629 iPad is worth $800 or more.

[Buzz]

GeneL wrote:
[quote=Buzz]
It's for reading MRF; not posting to it...

Are you saying that you can't do online postings with an iPad? I can't imagine why that could be so.

Maybe I'm missing something?

Explain!
Just meant typing can be a PITA, so using a regular laptop or desktop is easier for posting... leaving the 'pad as primarily a reading device.

[GeneL]

Buzz wrote:
[quote=GeneL]
[quote=Buzz]
It's for reading MRF; not posting to it...

Are you saying that you can't do online postings with an iPad? I can't imagine why that could be so.

Maybe I'm missing something?

Explain!
Just meant typing can be a PITA, so using a regular laptop or desktop is easier for posting... leaving the 'pad as primarily a reading device.
Thanks for explaining, Buzz. I do get what you're saying about using a virtual keyboard to type, although the iPad's keyboard seems a lot easier to use than the iPhone's.