CNET's Natali Del Conti gives an unboxing of the just released Apple iPad. For those of you who aren't familiar with an Apple unboxing video, it is something that Apple fans do when a new product is released. If you are an Apple fan then tell us why unboxing videos are so popular in the comment section below.
On 04.04.10, In iBlog, by npetrik
On 01.27.10, In iBlog, by npetrik
Apple's Newest Creation-The iPad
On January 27th Steve Jobs took the stage to unveil Apple's newest creation, the iPad. Weighing in at a mere 1.5 pounds it is lighter than any netbook on the market today. The iPad has a 9.7 inch display and sports a 1 GHz Apple built ARM A4 processor.
When showing the iPad to the crowd Jobs was quoted as saying "It looks like our leak!". The iPad can run all iPhone applications in full screen with a tap of the finger. Movies will be a dream to watch on it as the battery has a 10 hour battery life for watching video and an amazing one month standby time. The iPad's internal storage will come with a 16GB or 64GB flash storage.
Here are the full specifications:
- 9.7 inch IPS display
- 0.5 inches thin
- 1.5 pounds
- Full capacitive multi-touch interface
- 16-64GB of Flash memory storage
- 1 GHz Apple-branded A4 chip (developed in-house)
- Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR
- 802.11n WiFi
- Built-in Speaker
- Built-in Microphone
- Accelerometer & Compass
- 30-pin Dock connector (same as iPod and iPhone)
- 10-hours of battery life (Over one month standby time)
- Runs all iPhone apps
- App Store application included
On 01.11.10, In iBlog, by npetrik
the rumored "iSlate"
On a report from Reuters there are rumors that Apple's highly anticipated tablet computer is already in the manufacturing stage and the production of the touchscreen device's casing will be in aluminum.
With the upcoming Apple event scheduled for January 27, 2010 the Apple Tablet rumor mill is in high gear. Many think the device will be named the "iSlate" but with the announcement of the hp Slate recently it is hard to tell if Apple would still use any name that involved "slate" in the title. Other rumored names are the iTablet, iPad, and macbook touch.
