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Old 04-26-2010, 11:20 PM   #17
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Originally Posted by Bob Russell View Post
What do you think? Is there more to the iPad than just the slick interface? Maybe Apple didn't use their mystique so much as they went for a sweet spot in the market where products are still missing despite all the talk of what's to come.

We're all a bit different, but for my money the general idea of a device that can comfortably handle all your on and off-line e-reading (not just novels) is undoubtedly a solid one. However, I don't currently see the iPad as hitting a particularly unique "sweet spot".

I like Apple products - I'm writing this on an iMac and there's an iTouch in my pocket - but if I buy an iPad it won't be because it hit a sweet spot. It has too many limitations for that. I also can't think of any 'must have' advantage that it has over the equipment I already have.

If I do eventually buy an iPad it will be because the gadget lust got the better of me and I just fell for its charm.
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