The iPad is selling like hotcakes -- an estimate of 2000 units per hour. The people who buy the iPad all have a wide range of interests. Some buy it for gaming, some buy it just to be the first on the early adopter train and some are still undecided whether they should invest in one. This article will examine the iPad as an eReader device and it will list the pros and cons of using the iPad as your main eReader.
Probably not, but the Apple is trying to use it to boomerang an existing niche market, the small tablet PC market, into competition with the laptop and note book market, to some extent.
Apples expects there will be a downward migration from laptop users into iPad users, there buy increasing the size of the tablet market, and providing Apple with a lower barrier to entry.
There has been so much hype over this and rightly so. Pat of Apple's brilliance is the way it promotes and markets their products. Surely the style and functionality of the products are the cutting edge into the market, but apple knows how to create a buzz. Notice all those ads for iPad giveaways. They really aren't scams.
Sure you may have to subscribe to a couple of magazines and take a few surveys, but in the end you'll get your free iPad. This is where Apple is genius. Instead of spending millions on TV ads, they are approaching this launch in other ways.
If your boss sends you an email that drives you mad (yes, I know it happens daily) then it's just a simple tap of your finger (preferably your middle one) and the email is swiftly deleted. Tada! You gotta love that.
Oh and if you want to send someone pictures via email yourself using your iPad tablet you can do that as well because the iPad has a built in Photos app which makes this a doddle to do. No more messing around. It saves you time which means you'll have more time to download useless iPad apps and while away those hours on a Friday afternoon in the office!
So yes, I said it - using the iPad tablet for email actually makes emailing fun because it's so easy to do and you have fun doing it. And one day all people will use an iPad to do their email and emailing activities, mark my words.
Probably not, but the Apple is trying to use it to boomerang an existing niche market, the small tablet PC market, into competition with the laptop and note book market, to some extent.
Apples expects there will be a downward migration from laptop users into iPad users, there buy increasing the size of the tablet market, and providing Apple with a lower barrier to entry.
There has been so much hype over this and rightly so. Pat of Apple's brilliance is the way it promotes and markets their products. Surely the style and functionality of the products are the cutting edge into the market, but apple knows how to create a buzz. Notice all those ads for iPad giveaways. They really aren't scams.
Sure you may have to subscribe to a couple of magazines and take a few surveys, but in the end you'll get your free iPad. This is where Apple is genius. Instead of spending millions on TV ads, they are approaching this launch in other ways.
If your boss sends you an email that drives you mad (yes, I know it happens daily) then it's just a simple tap of your finger (preferably your middle one) and the email is swiftly deleted. Tada! You gotta love that.
Oh and if you want to send someone pictures via email yourself using your iPad tablet you can do that as well because the iPad has a built in Photos app which makes this a doddle to do. No more messing around. It saves you time which means you'll have more time to download useless iPad apps and while away those hours on a Friday afternoon in the office!
So yes, I said it - using the iPad tablet for email actually makes emailing fun because it's so easy to do and you have fun doing it. And one day all people will use an iPad to do their email and emailing activities, mark my words.
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