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Publicación: 2010-05-06, Autor: Dan , crítica de: techworld.com
The 3G iPad is every bit as good a device as the Wi-Fi-only model, and it's only more capable than its fellow model. There are no significant tradeoffs with the 3G version, as long as you're willing to pay more in exchange for more capability. My coll...
Sleek design. Gorgeous, sharp, accurate touch screen. Improved iPod, Safari browser, photo, and e-mail apps. A plethora of downloadable apps. Flexible and affordable 3G service plans.
Costs $130 more than the Wi-Fi-only version. Some applications don't work over 3G. AT&T is the only U.S. carrier with 3G support.
The iPad is revolutionary, but it's not a true handheld device. That means you should think twice about whether you really need AT&T 3G before plunking down the extra cash for this version of the nation's best tablet....
Long battery life. Gorgeous screen. A more immersive way to experience the iPhone OS and all its apps. Also great as media player, e-reader, and netbook alternative.
No Flash support. Screen attracts smudgy fingerprints. No camera. No expansion slots or ports. Battery not user replaceable. No multitasking (until iPhone OS 4).
This is sexy, sexy hardware. If you don’t believe us, head to your local Apple Store or Best Buy and demo one. Touching is believing--and probably buying.iPad ...
writer Steven Levy's first look at the iPad for more on the iPad's hardware and basic apps.), The 3G iPad is really part of a brandnew gadget category: devices that can bring you any kind of content, anywhere, at any time. Are you a student searching for
Limited to AT&T's spotty 3G network in the U.S. Typing is a chore on the onscreen keyboard. Restrictive App Store policies may limit your access to porn and political cartoons (though there's always Safari)
Publicación: 2010-05-04, Autor: Vincent , crítica de: slashgear.com
Resumen: With over 1m iPads sold, it’s looking like Apple’s tablet gamble has paid off. Ironically the milestone was reached on the same day that the iPad WiFi + 3G debuted, the 3G-enabled version of the touchscreen slate that promises to set you loose from WiF...
The 3G iPad is every bit as good a device as the Wi-Fi-only model, and it’s only more capable than its fellow model. There are no significant tradeoffs with the 3G version, as long as you’re willing to pay more in exchange for more capability. My coll...
Resumen: One man's iPad perspective: Barry Gerber gets his hands on the Apple iPad 3G and, for the most part, couldn't be happier. Here's why. The iPad’s large virtual keyboard makes typing a breeze. Touch typing on the iPad is technically impossible, because y...
An impressively built tablet computer, featuring a clean industrial design borrowed from Apple’s MacBook Pro computers, internal components derived largely from its iPod touch and iPhone pocket devices, and stable, multi-touch software. Runs over 150,
Cannot serve as a standalone computer; in addition to iTunes dependence, horsepower is presently shortchanged by limited, iPhone-class multitasking that forces all third-party applications to occupy and waste entire screen; lack of camera similarly li
A Note From the Editors of iLounge: Though all products and services reviewed by iLounge are "final," many companies now make changes to their offerings after publication of our reviews, which may or may not be reflected above. This iLounge article pro...
The picture quality of the Apple iPad's LED edge-lit LCD screen is excellent making this Wi-Fi device a great portable video player that can spin movies downloaded from iTunes as well as stream videos from YouTube and Netflix.I only wish the screen was...
We've broken down the finer points of Steve Jobs' argument that the iPad is designed to be a specialized third device, that lands somewhere in between a smartphone and notebook, and now it's a bit easier to determine the validity of Jobs' statement. Th...
