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We got some new toys for our latest venture spark360.tv - so I commandeered one and put it to good use:
Believe the hype - this thing is sweeeet. I use TypePad - so they will need to do a little work on taking advantage of the extra real estate on the device and create a robust mobile posting interface. Then I'll be one happy blogger.
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, it was paid for with Cold Hard Cash, and that's that.
Apple Whaaaaaaaa?
Posted by: Pete K. | April 06, 2010 at 10:11 AM
A few problems I found while checking out an Ipad: not Adobe Flash compatible, no HDMI out, no USB, mandatory strapping to the already overburdened AT&T 3G, built in battery, no camera, no GPS and no widescreen. Also, the lack of peripherals at release time was funky.
But the device is sexy and it can scream on WiFi. For a first generation device, I say huzzah.
Posted by: Steven Doyle | April 06, 2010 at 02:11 PM