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Previously on "Proper reasons to buy an iPadMacPodLooRoll..."
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Big deal. I'm pretty sure you can still post crap on CUK even if you later swap your iPad for a different platform.
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Sounds good alreadyOriginally 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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True. That's a pretty shocking site, but may not be the designer's fault. It's probably just what the the proprietor wanted - "make it have more bling! and music! and gold!".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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What 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.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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I bet you say that to all the boys!Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostThat does look stunning.
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That does look stunning.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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IdiotOriginally 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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