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Originally Posted by Bremen Cole
As always, the marketplace decides, and clearly the design and functionality of iPhone 4 is giving the people what they want. Ironically, because of how much I use/enjoy my iPad, I am not interested in updating. My old iPhone 3G is basically used as a phone with occasional email duty now.....
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I have both an iPhone 4 and an iPad (and an empty wallet
), and would see them as complimentary rather than competing. The iPhone gives you truly "go anywhere" connectivity, whereas the iPad gives you more convenient web browsing, mail writing, etc, capabilities for when you have time to stop and do something. Eg, I'll read my e-mail on the go with my iPhone, but answer it on the iPad; what's great is that I see the same mailbox with both devices.