boingboing.net— The iPad really feels like the second coming of the CD-ROM "revolution" in which "content" people proclaimed that they were going to remake media by producing expensive (to make and to buy) products.
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"The iPad you buy today will be e-waste in a year or two."That's generally true of any computing device, if you want to keep up on the cutting edge.
gmark13Apr 3, 2010
The best article I have read about the iPad.
danielphermousApr 4, 2010
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This review sums it up pretty well:<a class="user" href="http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2770/4488270299_58f8890616_o.png" rel="nofollow">http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2770/4488270299_58f ...</a>
wonderchemistApr 4, 2010
"The iPad you buy today will be e-waste in a year or two."That's generally true of any computing device, if you want to keep up on the cutting edge.
masterspeeksApr 4, 2010
His point is that it wouldn't be e-waste if it wasn't locked-down and already using crippled technology.