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- Apple iOS 4 , Apple A4 1 GHz
- 64 GB integrated
- 9.7" IPS TFT - LED backlight - Multi-Touch 1024 x 768
- WiFi 802.11a/g/n
- 1.5 lbs
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everyone wants things to be simpler, and along comes this straightforward thing. : Apple iPad (First Generation) MB294LL/A Tablet (64GB, Wifi)
I got a WiFi, non-3G version, the cheapest one; I don't need Gps and don't want to pay At&T any more than I verily have to, and don't want someone else monthly subscription, either. Got fullness of those, it seems. And, at least for now, I don't need all that storage.
I'm not what one would reconsider a "Power User" of the iPad. I use a laptop constantly, and bought the iPad a couple of months ago because it is great finding and I was tantalizing about it and I got a case of The Wants. I've been complicated with computers since the mid-60's when I first was employed as an Ibm 360 (and 1401 before that) programmer, and I've continued messing with them pretty heavily ever since, though I changed careers in the early 70's. Over the years, I've owned (in a small business) maybe 40 or 50 desktops and laptops, together with several Apple Iie's way back when. I've always liked Apple products, but not used them due to the wonderful prominence of Dos and Windows products (both software and hardware) and the excellent pricing of Ibm clones.
But when the iPad came out, I couldn't help myself. I now pick it up several times a day and use it. I've taken it on trips without a laptop. Here's what I think, mostly.
Pros:
1. It's cool. No avoiding it, the microscopic fella is great finding and has that Apple minimalist approach to institute that they do so well.
2. It's tiny. Well, small, anyway. That's good and maybe bad, but it does have its appeal.
3. Screen resolution seems creamy, silky smooth. Don't know how they did it, and don't verily care. It's good.
4. I love Apple's approach to WiFi.... Walking into a new place, without even the slightest thought from you, the iPad finds an open relationship and asks if you want to join together to it. If you say yes, you never hear from it again. Done. If the proper relationship needs a Wpa code or such, it simply asks for it. No fuss. (It seems like Windows, which I use for hours every day and have since it came out, has never verily felt comfortable with wireless networking).
5. No keyboard. Well, face it, most of the time you don't use one, anyway. Not having it is Ok. No mouse, either, for that matter. Good.
6. Scrolling is a dream. Fabulous. Effortless. Scrolling, something that simple, is probably the particular thing this microscopic unit does best. You have to try it to understand it.
7. One of my apps (I don't have many) is a flight simulator similar to Ms Flight Simulator.... X-Plane. It allows pilots to custom instrument flying, so I got it. Very cool. No joystick foolishness. You must rotate the iPad itself like you would a yoke and the airplane turns or climbs or descends, or whatever. Way easier than Windows products to do the same thing.
8. Pilot friends who use other apps for charts and such love it, so I would guess that all graphics applications work pretty well on the microscopic system, though I haven't tried. Oh, yeah, Google Maps and Earth and such look great, too. Apple always has done graphics well, so no real surprise.
9. Ditto for video.
10. Battery life is great. Days on end at my level of usage.
11. My Blackberry has a cute highlight (maybe everyone has it, now): When typing an email address or Url, when one presses the space bar, the Os converts it to a @ or a period, whichever is appropriate. The iPad takes that to someone else level.... There is a ".com" key that enters that when pressed. A small thing, but more helpful than one might think on a gismo where typing ain't as easy as using an Ibm keyboard.
Cons:
1. It's hard to hold and easy to drop. Needs a shell or something to safe it; that makes it as big as a netbook or small laptop, anyway.
2. Can't keep several "windows" open at the same time to switch back and forth. Not a horrible issue, because you can get back to a previous window relatively easily, but sometimes you'd like to have both open at the same time or be able to switch with a particular click. If there's a way to do that I haven't found it.
3. Hotmail and Gmail don't work like they do on a laptop. Or on a Blackberry Storm2, for that matter. I don't know the issue, but I can't seem to find a way to send a new email (though it's easy sufficient to reply). I'm sure there is some app or setting to fix it, but I verily don't want to be troubled with that. I just want it to work. Like the way WiFi does. (Since I wrote this, I verily went into the email setup and set it up; it works, but I would prefer to use Hotmail and Gmail as pure web based apps rather than something more akin to a cell phone feature, which, of course, it is).
4. You can't print from it. I've read that there is a wireless printing highlight in the next Os. Waiting to see.
5. When working with it in your lap, either in a chair or a recliner or bed, a laptop is just more well grand for the job. The iPad has to be held up, and, the screen is lower, so you are craning your neck more. I don't use a stand to put it in. Things like that and the case to put it in detract from the benefit of small size, so you might as well use a small laptop which will make you happier in the long run for this sort of thing.
6. No keyboard. And don't tell me they make a keyboard for it. If I have to buy that, I might as well get a laptop. Typing on the screen is a trip. If you use the virtual keyboard holding the iPad in the "landscape" position the keyboard is large, and a microscopic awkward to span the keys with your thumb. So, you end up turning the iPad up to the "portrait" position where the keyboard is better grand to thumb-typing. I haven't tried typing in the traditional way ("touch typing").... I just reach for the laptop. I'm using my Lenovo to type this review.
7. Ok, here we go.... No Flash. Now, I don't have a dog in this fight, but I don't understand this. Every now and then (pretty often, actually) some video will come up and the iPad will tell me that it doesn't do Flash. (Happens frequently on sports and news sites). I never even knew what Flash was before this issue came up. Well, Apple wants me to go to iTunes to download their app that will let you view Flash files. Ok, y'all, why didn't you just put it in the iPad from the get-go? I just want it to work. Yesterday, I wanted to watch a video of a Tropical Storm in the Caribbean, so I clicked on the link to go get Apple's app. Then I had to cycle straight through a few pages on iTunes. Heck with it. I just used the laptop (which has a larger screen, anyway). There's a saying: "People don't want quarter inch drills, they want quarter inch holes. "
So, what's the upshot?
I like it. I'd buy it again. No, I wouldn't wait for the Android competitors to come out. Well, I am tantalizing about those and might get one of them, too, just to check it out. But, the WiFi-only iPad is a nice, diplomatic microscopic computer.
I do want to say this, and it's one of those potentially inflammatory things, but I don't mean it like that.... It's more of a toy than a tool. If I am verily in need getting things done.... Spreadsheets, presentations, documents, etc, it's verily hard to beat the tried and true Windows laptops that are ready in any place and are dirt cheap and fit in with the way things are done and the formats that are used throughout the firm community.
So, sure I use it. This morning (a Sunday) I've been using it.... finding at airplanes for sale (daydreaming) and checking out a few football forums and generally surfing the web. So, if this recap seems a bit too negative, that's not verily intended. I like it.
That said, a would-be buyer needs to understand what it is that he is getting, and what that is, is something of a media machine that requires you conform to Apple's way of doing things, a very good microscopic web surfboard and a pretty neat microscopic toy.
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