On Thu, May 15, 2014 at 2:36 PM, Arun Khan <knu...@gmail.com> wrote: > > For personal devices, I set a cap of $500 - 600 absolute max; the > devices are already obsolete even before you open the box. At > personal level, I find more value for money on the Android platform. >
Sir, you are absolutely right. Within single day technology obsoletes. > > Let us know what you end up buying and your experiences with it. > So, after a wide search, finally I'm about to buy a tablet (Apple iPad 16GB Retina Display) but I have few doubts. So, please share if anyone is using the same tablet (mentioned above). *Doubt 1:* Can I share/send songs, files et. all to other devices via bluetooth from Apple iPad? (Rumor: Apple connects only to apple devices via bluetooth) *Doubt 2:* Can I connect external HDD on my Linux system (Ubuntu and Linux Mint) via USB? (Rumor: Requires iTunes for connecting external devices) *Doubt 3:* Is there only one single way to download Apps for iPad from AppStore? What is the ratio of paid vs free apps? (Sorry for this silly question. Not used Apple AppStore so having doubts.) *Doubt 4:* Apple iPad only supports mp4 video format. What about other formats? What are the other possible ways to play other video formats like flv, avi et. all. *Doubt 5: *Can I use earphones from any other company on this iPad because it doesn't comes with earphones? So, as of now these are my doubts. Please share your experiences. At the end, Apple doesn't need any review but as a normal customer I want to know the answers for my doubts. *Note:* There is no Apple store or any such other shop at my town so asking here. Don't know whether its appropriate place to ask such doubts or not. Please spare me if not. Looking forward. Thank you. -- *Regards,Sahil ModGill* _______________________________________________ ILUGC Mailing List: http://www.ae.iitm.ac.in/mailman/listinfo/ilugc ILUGC Mailing List Guidelines: http://ilugc.in/mailinglist-guidelines
