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1) no PixelQi display
2) 1024×768 (non-HD display resolution)
3) no built-in video out (mini-Display Port would have been a great feature)
4) no built-in USB ports
5) even on the dongles they have, no indication of generic USB keyboard support, just a dedicated keyboard device
6) no landscape docking capability
7) no GPS in the base unit (needs the 3G module)
iPhone OS instead of Mac OS
9) no built-in SD/miniSD card slot

I’m MUCH more interested in the Notion Ink Adam.

So, I did a comparison of the iPad, Adam, EnTourage eDGe, Archos 9, a concept of the Archos 9 crossed with the Archos 5IT (ie. 9″ android tablet), and the specs for the Moto AMP 10. The Adam won, by a lot.

http://johnkzin.livejournal.com/59189.html

(I know, usually posts this late are spam, I promise, it’s really me, posting a link to real and relevant content)

it’s much less about the specs than the features and content.

And now with the iPad, Apple has ALL the data/content covered, and WELL covored:
- music and podcasts
- video and videocasts, web videos and movies (bought from iTunes and ripped from DVDs)
- ebooks and emagazines
- manuals, leaflets and booklets (promotional materials on PDF)
- you can now read over 420,000 Kindle ebook titles since Amazon recently released a software only reader for the iPhone (*.azw files)
The Kindle, and therefore the iPad, can also read U.S. and international newspapers, magazines, and blogs. (Source: Amazon.com)
- the whole Web; including SD and HD video on youtube (remember many/most websites that display videos, host them on youtube)
- maps with Google maps and Google earth
- most certainly 200,000 apps before end of 2010 (140,000+ beginning of 2010); at iPad launch a few developpers showed enhanced iPhone apps with iPad specific features; all were enhanced in less than 3 weeks. Therefore it’s not too much to expect that a very sizeable part of the currently available iPhone apps will be iPad enhanced within the 2 months prior to the actual product mass availability.
- pictures, mostly personal, but also those shared on social networks, personal websites and Flickr, etc.
- email, full featured email capability (HTML) with attachments
- Apple developped Office-like programs especially tailored to the iPad features: iWork: 3 programs, each to process texts, numbers sheets and presentations (slideshows)
- one of the developpers at the iPad presentation showed an iPhone app he enhanced for the iPad: a potent paint program
- last but not least: games, all types, for everyone; from Monopoly to Scrabble, from car racing to jet sim, from classic card to casino games, etc.

As usual, Apple doesn’t invent things, they make them USABLE and PRACTICAL and ATTRACTIVE and VERY EASY to use from non tech savvy people to experts, and now they are affordable as well (remember that the 3G version WILL be sponsored by cell phone companies!! after all it was France Telecom/Orange who “pre announced” the iPad a few days before Job’s conference): they didn’t invent MP3 players, but everyone uses the ipod as a reference, and not only for the name. They didn’t invent the cell phone and never made any before the very recent (Apple was established around 35 years ago and made personal computers well before IBM itself!!) iPhone; it was an instant success and EVERYBODY refers to it and not only by the name.

Apple didn’t invent webpads (this probably will be the main usage; 80/20 rule) but it’s poised to become extremely successful and the DE FACTO standard.

Already NOW in Asia, webpad manufacturers are refering to their devices as “ipad-like”!!

http://www.marco.org/357350758

I wonder if that holds in reality or has any relevance.

Have you seen the archos5?

http://www.archos.com/products/imt/archos_5it/index.html?country=us&lang=en

http://www.axiotron.com/index.php?id=modbook

http://www.umpcportal.com/2010/01/ipad-summary-podcast-jkk-and-chippy/

As a ‘gadget’ I find it quite interesting, especially as it doesnt cut across any of the devices I use for work.

After some thought after seeing the release coverage, I can’t help but think that the majority of people are trying to look at the iPad as a possible laptop replacement.

Like we’ve already discovered with many other touch-based devices they will come to fit a niche, not be the total laptop replacement. Here’s a question, with only a “virtual keyboard” and running on the iPhone OS, where will the iPad fit into the laptop/mobile market?

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