Apples latest offering, the iPad, allows you to connect to the internet, read a novel, listen to music and multitask your favourite technologies on-the-go.
The flat-screen, lightweight iPad can be physically likened to a larger version of the iPhone, and is approximately the same size as an average magazine. You can connect a keyboard to the iPad, or use the intuitive multi-touch screen to navigate across the monitor with your finger. If you are using your iPad to browse the internet, you can move your finger up and down the page to scroll up and down. When sitting in its charging dock, the iPad can be used as a photo frame to play a slideshow of your favourite images. In addition to downloading music and movies from iTunes, you can also use the iPad to download online books from a new Apple initiative, iBooks. What’s more, you can display your iPad in a convenient place as a digital calendar or family schedule. The iPad will hopefully be available in Australia this March.
Features are great but I think the iPad is a little to big.