Looks like something I would use in the kitchen, to like cook on.
Looks like something I would use in the kitchen, to like cook on.
That is the ugliest ****ing "case" I've ever seen.
the tablet is in a case, development case by the looks of it,
where components can be added and removed through the back for testing different pieces of hardware,
the tablet is in that case to allow it to be moved around, with hardware accessible for removal/changing.
i have some devices developed this way, mainly industrial gps systems.
Check out
http://mashable.com/2009/08/07/apple-tablet-gallery/
http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/10/27/exclusive-picture-of-unlaunched-apple-tablet-circa-1990/ - - Sculley nixed the original plans for a tablet over the Newton?!
The Bashful 0 http://gizmodo.com/5455130/a-27+year+old-apple-tablet-prototype
Apple has looked at styluses for tablets.
Whole point is this is easier to type/write on than a keyboard. For some people, keyboards mean typos. I mean, have you noticed the writing in boards online? Now compare it to iPhone chats and you'll see what I mean: less typos.
The Tablet will get hot, so the case allows space all around it for cooling.
Says who? My 17" MacBook Pro (Early 2009) is much more powerful than we expect the slate to be, but it does not get hot. Not in the least.... The Tablet will get hot, so the case allows space all around it for cooling. ...
I'm not concerned about the thing melting, but it will generate heat like any other laptop/tablet/phone does when running. One reason Apple has moved to solid aluminum cases is because aluminum is a good heat sink. It pulls heat off the motherboard and dissipates it as air moves across the case.I hope you're joking. Apple has already learned their lesson with laptops overheating, what makes you think a device with a SSD and a chip "similar" to those in the iPhone and iPhone Touch would somehow be different? Sure, they (iPhone/iPod Touch) can get warm sometimes, but nothing unreasonable.