A few points to address:
1. The iPad does need some improvements (as does the iPhone).
Wireless sync is one, the list can go on. If Apple does not address
these issues, others will (through add-on hardware, I imagine).
2. I join with the growing chorus (and have long believed) that there
needs t
Hopefully, the release of the iPad will cause Amazon to reduce the price of
the Kindle DX. Unfortunately there's a import fee, which is ~£60-80, for UK
buyers.
—Mohamed
On 26 March 2010 16:29, OldFatGit wrote:
> "If Apple’s iPad has the effect on our print reading matter in the way
> iTunes d
> One unacceptable factor about the iPad is the requirement to return to
> the mother to sync.
That's the same reason why it will never be interested to me, not
wanting to mess with wires between another iShiny or launch the
abomination that is iTunes.
As to the actual tablet need, in the backgro
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On 3/27/10 16:04 , fcassia wrote:
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> Thanks Fabrizio!.
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> This certainly looks promising. I've found another software that
> works with almost all the different single-shot panoramic lens on
> the market: PhotoWarp, but it's proprietary software and
I feel the same thing as well, I don't know how I can use it. I do
not read that much but I listen to a lot of audio books, so the iPhone
fits me perfectly already.
One unacceptable factor about the iPad is the requirement to return to
the mother to sync. iPad itself is already a huge computer,
On Mar 18, 7:45 pm, Fabrizio Giudici
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> On 3/18/10 19:17 , Fernando Cassia wrote:
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> > Now, the bulk of the work is done by the LENS... so... Isn愒 this
> > an opportunity for someone to create a great, 100% Pure Java
> > desktop applicat
