Comments on: iPad, NetPad, Smartbook, Netbook, Laptop, whatever http://bldwtech.com/2010/01/30/ipad-netpad-smartbook-netbook-laptop-whatever/ The blog about mobile tech Wed, 08 Feb 2012 09:57:00 +0000 hourly 1 By: Apple iPad vs Netbook http://bldwtech.com/2010/01/30/ipad-netpad-smartbook-netbook-laptop-whatever/comment-page-1/#comment-234 Apple iPad vs Netbook Mon, 24 Oct 2011 02:00:58 +0000 http://bldwtech.com/2010/01/30/ipad-netpad-smartbook-netbook-laptop-whatever/#comment-234 [...] You Buy an Apple iPad or a Netbook?, and related resources can be found at HP 56 Ink Cartridge.Article by John C Arkin It was surprising news that the Apple iPad, soon after its launch, was alrea...And now that the iPad has killed the Netbook, everyone is scrambling to come up with something that [...] [...] You Buy an Apple iPad or a Netbook?, and related resources can be found at HP 56 Ink Cartridge.Article by John C Arkin It was surprising news that the Apple iPad, soon after its launch, was alrea…And now that the iPad has killed the Netbook, everyone is scrambling to come up with something that [...]

]]> By: warthog2k http://bldwtech.com/2010/01/30/ipad-netpad-smartbook-netbook-laptop-whatever/comment-page-1/#comment-71 warthog2k Mon, 01 Feb 2010 15:22:05 +0000 http://bldwtech.com/2010/01/30/ipad-netpad-smartbook-netbook-laptop-whatever/#comment-71 iPad is for "my Dad" and other computer dyslexics. They can barely grasp a fully open PC environment and won't use half the functions anyway.<br><br>They want something to read emails, play music, smurf the web. The apps store is a nice easy way for them to add in anything else they may want.<br><br>Probably nice for flashy marketing types to throw presentations from, artists showing off portfolios, also any non-static sales person perhaps?<br><br>Wouldn't mind one myself for bumming around the web while watching the telly. Eventually. <br><br>Don't think it's something to consider doing serious work on though.<br>Though there's probably an app for that.... iPad is for “my Dad” and other computer dyslexics. They can barely grasp a fully open PC environment and won't use half the functions anyway.

They want something to read emails, play music, smurf the web. The apps store is a nice easy way for them to add in anything else they may want.

Probably nice for flashy marketing types to throw presentations from, artists showing off portfolios, also any non-static sales person perhaps?

Wouldn't mind one myself for bumming around the web while watching the telly. Eventually.

Don't think it's something to consider doing serious work on though.
Though there's probably an app for that….

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