Summary: Adding a few million new users probably wouldn’t help. So should you upgrade? If you have a tablet and you’re happy with it, don’t rush out and get the new iPad.
Conclusion: Apple has done what Apple knows best; rethought a whole product segment. It’s been carried out very well - the iPad is a lovely device to use and we can’t fault that...
Conclusion: A difficult-to-pinpoint target customer and a few pesky omissions are overshadowed by the excellent overall experience you get with Apple's iPad.
Pros: Sleek design. Gorgeous, sharp, accurate touch screen. Improved iPod, Safari browser, photo and e-mail apps. iBooks look fantastic and titles are easy to purchase and d...
Cons: Lacks Flash support. No camera or video recorder. No multitasking capability. Cover Flow is missing from the iPod app. Doesn't ship with a case. Earbuds aren't included.
Conclusion: When I first heard of its announcement one of my chief complaints about the iPad was Apple’s decision to use the iPhone OS.
Pros: +Brilliant display, +Long battery life, +Great media player, +Well built, looks great, +Can be used as picture frame when docked, +Built in Wireless N Capability, +Hug...
Cons: Non-Removable battery, Mono Speaker, Fingerprint magnet, No built in mic or camera, Closed ecosystem
Excerpt: The long awaited Apple version of the “tablet” has arrived with the announcement today of the new Apple iPad, set to hit stores in April of this year.