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Monday January 25, 2010 4:11 pm
First iPad Apple tablet review
Oh, we knew the Apple tablet / iPad / iSlate would be good, but we didn’t think it’d be this good. Walt Mosspuppetberg got his hands on an iSlate, and has been using one for a couple of years as it’s gone through its various development cycles. He finally breaks his silence with this review, stating that “this is probably the most completely perfect product to ever be released.”
Wednesday’s Apple tablet event can’t come soon enough!
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so, iSlate or not iSlate? What’s your bet? See http://bit.ly/8KK9BS
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looove this vid cackling all thru it
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I can’t wait to see the new iSlate!
Check out: http://www.itabletnow.com for more info.
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the tablet is a completely unnecessary technology, unless it can be proven and shown that it reduces the waste of natural / cycled resources of traditional publishing industries. i’m sure the tablet appeals to techno fanboys, but for the people who really the tablet should be marketed for - the people who love reading, have extensive book collections, etc - the tablet holds little appeal. a book fanboy usually likes the physical form of the book almost as much as the the content it holds….
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