The Ipad My Baseball TV
Not mets related but David Appelmen shows off the ipads baseball playing capabilities. It's making me seriously consider harvesting my own kidney.
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As much fun as the iPad probably is
Once it’s able to play flash video (or everything is converted to HTML5), gets a camera, and a storage of at least 120GB, it will be a lot more useful. It’s already been jailbroken so that adds a functionality to it. Even though I want one, it’s going to be really great in a year or two. Hopefully by then I could actually afford one.
iPads are retarded
You could buy a laptop for cheaper. You could download Microsoft programs that run better than those stupid apps. You could buy real games that are a lot more fun than those dumb apps. And you could buy MLB.tv which is a whole lot cheaper than an iPad.
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exactly
it seems like there’s just some massive anti ipad backlash for no apparent reason. For one I can’t think of any particularly useful laptop that’s cheaper than 600. For 2, why would I want to lug a laptop around when Ipads way like a pound and are like .001 inches thick. And I have absolutely no idea what Microsoft programs he’s talking about that even semi resemble apps.
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In addition to what I stated above
The other thing that’s really annoying is the monthly fee for the 3G version. Especially since I already pay it for my iPhone, that seems ridiculous to pay extra. I’m not sure if it works for iPod touches, but I have an app that allows me to turn my iPhone 3G into wifi. If that works for the iPad as well, that would make a huge difference because computer devices now a days are borderline useless without internet.
The one thing (other than the great looking At Bat app) is the iPad as an e-reader. I do like having holding an actual book, but the graphics looks so good as does the possibility of comics on the iPad, I could learn to like not having a hard copy.
To me, the iPad just doesn't seem to have any real advantages over a laptop.
But I’m probably not in its target demographic. And I don’t know how much your laptop weighs, but mine’s only 7 lbs. I suppose if you had to carry it all day long, it might get heavy, but that’s not really a lot of weight.
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by BobbyV_Incognito on Apr 8, 2010 1:04 AM EDT up reply actions
carrying around all day it definitely is
which is kind of the point of an ipad, on the go social networking, gaming, music, video watching/photo viewing.
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The biggest difference is that
A laptop has to be set down, the iPad can be held. You can use the iPad on a train or on a bus, you really can’t with a laptop. And as portable as laptops are, it’s a pain to lug it around all day, usually needing a separate carrying case. The iPad, can easily slip into any backpack or, for women, a large purse. I get what you’re saying, it’s an in between device that’s too big to replace your iPod or smart phone, but not functional to replace your laptop. As I said before, with more storage, full web browsing on a 4G network, a camera and perhaps a more useful OS, sort of in between the iPhone OS and Snow Leopard, the iPad can be more useful. Right now it’s just a really, really fun toy.
Yep, that's pretty much it for me.
Right now, it doesn’t do anything that isn’t already done well by other devices most people who’d buy it already own.
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by BobbyV_Incognito on Apr 8, 2010 9:24 AM EDT up reply actions



























