think that the best "work" case for the Ipad is not as a writing tool (although that can be done) but as an electronic briefcase or portfolio. Here is how Happy Martin, another Ipad owner, used his:
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I bought an iPad as a gift to myself after being very busy at work and as a reward for making a little bit of money in a tough economic climate. After 2 weeks I transferred the money I paid for it from my business account to my private account and made it a business purchase.
The reason is it is not as much fun as I expected it to be and my business has taken it over. It is a terrific business tool for my little business.
It has not replaced my laptop. It has replaced my 5 notebooks, hardcopy contacts list, equipment lists and at least 8 hardware and software manuals. it is also great for maps of locations I am working in and so on
It has been a massive help in organizing my life in lots of little ways. Right down to shopping lists. Sometimes, like now, I even browse on it.
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Graphic artists and architects carry around their portfolios on it. Attorneys use it to carry around their case files. Why do these people use the Ipad that way instead of a laptop. Simple-easier to carry around and to use. Suggestions on how to use your Ipad as an "electronic briefcase" next post