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Previously on "Proper reasons to buy an iPadMacPodLooRoll..."
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Originally posted by chef View Postlooks like World of Warcraft but without the gameplay or people IMO
Joking aside, it's just a tech demo, albeit an extremely impressive one. The first game using the engine, Infinity Blade, should be out before Christmas.
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So, my next question is about Vendor Lock-in. Apparently, if I get an iPad, it comes with Vendor Lock-in as standard. Does this contribute to my security, peace of mind, deep-seated sense of contentment and inner calm?
Will it make me even happier than I already am?
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It's not the theme of the site. It's the fact it has an intro video, the main page has another long video, and all the 'fancy' ui is really clunky/broken (for me anyway).
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Originally posted by DaveB View PostCheapskate.
£299,999 Platinum iPad
And yes, at those prices you'd think they could employ a half decent web designer.
Anyway. I have an iPad and I'm not a gadget freak by any means, and I think it's great. I rarely carry my Macbook around now when I'm only travelling for a couple of days. I'm quite a keen photographer and it's ideal for that - and for music, watching films etc.
Not sure about the tariffs comment. Not bothered with the 3G as most places I need to go, wi-fi abounds.
I think it's a great bit of kit.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostWhat kind of contractor are you, quibbling over a few quid? I bet you drive a Kia and do your grocery shopping in the Value section.
I know not everyone can aspire to £200/day but still.
For those like DP:
World's most expensive iPad a gold-plated steal at £130,000 : Tech Digest
The most expensive gadgets on the most useless website.
Cheapskate.
£299,999 Platinum iPad
And yes, at those prices you'd think they could employ a half decent web designer.
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Originally posted by beercohol View PostPerhaps what really attracts me is the price.
It appears Apple kept it cheap by saving costs on design - like not bothering. Instead they've left it looking bare - just a blank panel with one button on the front and a bare silver plate on the back.
So if they made it look good, that might have pushed the price up higher. Instead, they're passing the cost saving onto me, right?
I might buy three of them!
I know not everyone can aspire to £200/day but still.
For those like DP:
World's most expensive iPad a gold-plated steal at £130,000 : Tech Digest
The most expensive gadgets on the most useless website.
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Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostThat does look stunning.
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Originally posted by SupremeSpod View PostI'd buy one just because of this...
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I haven't (and can't be bothered to) read the facts, but isn't the iPad powered by an ARM designed processor, which is present in something like 90% of mobile devices?
This makes me think it is probably very efficient compare to a tablet PC based on an Intel chip and running a full blown OS such as Win7.
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Idiot Pad sucks...
So I keep reading all over the net that the iPad sucks.
Does this kill the battery, or is it really efficient, like a Dyson?
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Originally posted by beercohol View PostAnother pre-sales question: What does the "i" stand for in "iPad"?
idiot phone
idiot pod
idiot Mac
idiot pad
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Perhaps what really attracts me is the price.
It appears Apple kept it cheap by saving costs on design - like not bothering. Instead they've left it looking bare - just a blank panel with one button on the front and a bare silver plate on the back.
So if they made it look good, that might have pushed the price up higher. Instead, they're passing the cost saving onto me, right?
I might buy three of them!
Another pre-sales question: What does the "i" stand for in "iPad"?
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