Despite our varying opinions on several subjects - I wanted to give a shout out to Anthony's podcast interview conducted on ipadpossibilities.com
It's an interesting (part 1) interview in which Anthony talks about his profession and how he plans on using the iPad. And what made it interesting for me to listen to is that even though he types very similar thoughts and ideas in this forum, and this might sound like a "knock" - he comes across as very articulate and rational in his explanations. Dare I say - perhaps more so than on here - which I think he sometimes sounds like a giddy teen who can't wait to get his hands on one. Sorry Anthony - I really don't mean any disrespect - quite the contrary.
Also interesting is how candid he is in talking about his use of the Kindle. Here is someone who you might think, based on his posts, would seemingly throw the Kindle to the waste-side as soon as he picks up his iPad. And maybe he will. But he does talk about how great a device it has been for him and how, as I've mentioned (and others) - it's great at a SINGLE thing - reading. It was interesting to hear that he likes the Kindle specifically because it leads to no other distractions. The device doesn't do anything well other than server as an eReader.
I will be very interested in seeing whether or not he adopts the iPad for all his scripts. I bet he will (I bet you will Anthony) - but at the same time - as nice as it might be to read on that iPad screen - the iPad will afford you those distractions you were hoping to avoid. So it will be interesting if you are as productive
Anyway - it's a good listen - and even for me, who is not ready to buy the iPad as it's been presented - it's always good to hear various opinions. And it's not often you can "hear" another board member discuss subjects in a calm and informative manner.
It's an interesting (part 1) interview in which Anthony talks about his profession and how he plans on using the iPad. And what made it interesting for me to listen to is that even though he types very similar thoughts and ideas in this forum, and this might sound like a "knock" - he comes across as very articulate and rational in his explanations. Dare I say - perhaps more so than on here - which I think he sometimes sounds like a giddy teen who can't wait to get his hands on one. Sorry Anthony - I really don't mean any disrespect - quite the contrary.
Also interesting is how candid he is in talking about his use of the Kindle. Here is someone who you might think, based on his posts, would seemingly throw the Kindle to the waste-side as soon as he picks up his iPad. And maybe he will. But he does talk about how great a device it has been for him and how, as I've mentioned (and others) - it's great at a SINGLE thing - reading. It was interesting to hear that he likes the Kindle specifically because it leads to no other distractions. The device doesn't do anything well other than server as an eReader.
I will be very interested in seeing whether or not he adopts the iPad for all his scripts. I bet he will (I bet you will Anthony) - but at the same time - as nice as it might be to read on that iPad screen - the iPad will afford you those distractions you were hoping to avoid. So it will be interesting if you are as productive
Anyway - it's a good listen - and even for me, who is not ready to buy the iPad as it's been presented - it's always good to hear various opinions. And it's not often you can "hear" another board member discuss subjects in a calm and informative manner.