The New IPad

[Links Brother]

Are you going to buy the new IPad. For me it's too similar to the IPad 2 to really care.

 

[Dan]

No I'm not I don't have any need for such a device.

 

[donpedrox]

I have no need for it however I do have hands on experience with it. While insanely similar to the modern consumer the specs of the new iPad are insane and would make any techie want to play with it to see how well it performs

 

[Emma]

I dunno. Apple charges quit a lot for its iPad-brand paperweights.
Though I sometimes have difficulty keeping papers from blowing around when I have a fan going, or windows open. Apple provides a rather shiny and impressive looking line of paperweights one can use to solve this problem, although they're on the spendy side but well up to the task of fulfilling your paperweight needs.

 

[MiniMouseofPyru]

Technology is changing too fast. If you're gonna buy an iPad then you might want to consider when the "better" iPad is going to be released. The new iPad is too similar to the iPad2. I really don't know why Apple chose to release it. I wouldn't buy it unless you don't have an iPad.

 

[Djinn]

Honestly despite all the various abilities the ipad is capable of and the level of convenience it is suppose to give, I really cannot think of it as anything more than a piece of jewelry. Much in the same way that a really nice car is meant to be shown off to all those around you, someone can buy one and whip it out in a very public area and show off how trendy they are or how much money one has to toss on fancier toys. It just does not seem to really have any more functionality of a laptop. In fact it still seems very limited in comparison and is still subject to all the limitations that comes with apple products. It just seems more like a trend to me than anything else.

 

[A Link In Time]

Unlike something like a cell phone, the iPad is a luxury not a necessity. The features are interesting, however, I would much rather have a computer and physical buttons with which to perform the same options. In other respects, it comes down to the question of Dedicated vs. Multipurpose devices. The iPad may have a of functions however it doesn't perform them as well as a device with a single purpose.

Apple is also a company which constantly rehashes the same product with little to no innovation. I abhor the idea of purchasing a tablet from that company. They even used the death of Steve Jobs last year to stimulate further iPad sales. Disgusting. The name of the newest iPad is almost enough to justify not buying it-"The New iPad". They didn't even slap a "3" the end. That's ridiculous. I don't feel like the additions of the iPad 2 over the original were enough to justify a purchase and neither do I believe this to e a significant leap over the iPad 2. If you're going to purchase an iPad, buy one and don't upgrade until a significantly improved model comes cruising along.

 

[guapo2003]

Nope, I sure won't. I haven't bought any form of I-Anything. I don't care for these devices and I have much better things to buy and to do than to mess with this Apple stuff.

 

[linkmoon89]

Nope, I have a HP Touchpad I'm very happy with. Maybe someday I will eventually get the new iPad, or any for that matter. But I'm not paying $400-$500+ for it. I could get a better laptop for that price.

 

[linkbox135]

i probably won't get it but it does seem really awesome, they just need to put more in to it.

 

[MonkeyFightSquad]

My brother was going to get the new one but he decided to get the Ipad 2 instead!:O