“And we call it the iPad”
Last night there came to an end the endless speculation around the new Apple tablet. With the now legendary words: “And we call it the iPad”. It is not iSlate, but that does not mean the new gadget from Apple has great potential.
Steve Jobs yesterday presented the iPad. The hall was packed and very enthusiastic people, but also millions of viewers worldwide watched them through Livestreams. The presentation made Steve Jobs made an end to the speculations, but it was the start of a new era. On the Internet there is much criticism about the name. Thus the name, much like the iPod, but also many comments on the new gadget. So many people were disappointed that no camera is in it. The price though, starting from $ 499,- was great
After the presentation there were lots of reviews, and a funny first impersonation.
Op het Internet verscheen meteen na de presentatie ook al de eerste grappige imitatie. Wij wilde hem u niet onthouden:
Just wanted to let you know that it?s not showing up properly on the BlackBerry Browser. Anyway, I?m now on the RSS feed on my laptop, so thanks!
Please bring us a review on the iPad I will be waiting.
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Apple’s revolutionary iTablet will soon grow after the pumped up launch during it’s unveiling. The lack of keyboard and Mac’s potential to fix issues will definitly to make the product a huge product in time.
Steve Job’s groovy product will rapidly gain some steam after the push period during it’s launch. The lack of keyboard and Job’s potential to fix hardware will start to make the iTablet a success in for the forseeable future.