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Old 02-09-2010, 12:10 PM   #66
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Originally Posted by kilron View Post
ok then. lets assume the mass market DOES want to multitask. what exactly would they be doing exactly? can you give me a really good example of multitasking that typical consumers would have to have multiple apps open at the same time for? ... still waiting...

ok. now give me a good example of true multitasking things you would do if you could do them on an iPad.
That is a futile exercise, since no one example in isolation can be valid to your perception of the "mass market" (and what is your marketing background besides being a passionate Apple customer?), and thus all such examples can be dismissed. The same fallacious method of dismissal applies equally well to a rather large percentage of built-in applications and functions.

To be honest, I'm not championing multitasking for the iPad, and have no intention to. Like a lot of people, I've come to expect very little functional capability from the iPad and would instead do almost everything that involves actual productivity on a PC or Mac.
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Very in-depth examination of multitasking as it relates to the iPhone/iPad here:

http://db.tidbits.com/article/10989
Simultaneous Execution: Side by Side Apps would definitely improve productivity, and is what I most miss in the way of "multitasking". I've not much faith it'll come about, but it'd be nice.

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