No chance of buying without hands-on testing. Although, my keynote company will be straight to the 'buy now' button whenever it surfaces in the UK.
Consumer hot cakes.
Consumer hot cakes.
I'm not the intended market, nor are 80% of people who inhabit this site. I suspect the main market, and it's a huge market, are the over 45's who have just missed the computer era.
I certainly see the future for the iPad. I don't think it's here yet. I see college students lugging this around instead of their books. I see people sitting on their sofas reading magazines delivered to them wirelessly. I see business people making last minute revisions to their mobile presentations.
That's the future.
I hate to break it to you, but this over 50 was a year behind Jobs at Homestead High in Cupertino (he graduated with the class of 73) and has missed very little. I think you're overrating the collective technological savvy of the members of this site, too.
Good for you. Did I say every single person over 45, of course not.
BUT there is a huge number of people over that age who struggle with computers, they genuinely struggle with operating systems available thus far.
Dunno about technical savvy amongst the membership here but the last 24hrs has proven that common-sense is certainly a rare attribute.
I'm a little bit disappointed by the first gen iPad, and I think the second gen will be much better.... Of course, that just means I'll be buying both.
i would so much rather buy an iphone.....
i heard they are really good