VirusType2
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The iPhone will never catch on.
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Why does this make me laugh?Pages/Numbers which are the apple equivalent of word/excel
My only issue is how people call this an ebook reader, I thought the whole point of an ebook reader was not to have a backlit screen so you don't get any eye strain.
I find it ridiculous how all of the ****ing media is always in a ****ing furor over the latest apple product release. It's ridiculous. Apple doesn't even have to pay them for them to fawn all over it and sell their product.
Seeing news presenters lavishing praise over products not even released is a joke.
It's not so much the back-light as it is the screen refreshing itself 60 times a second. With e-ink, once the screen loads, it remains that way without any refreshing until you load up a new page.
Edit: I leave the internet for a while and come back to an iPad onslaught. I can't wait for the artificial hype to die down.
There is no right click, or anything you are used to on a normal computer. :|
Personally, I want one that can run photoshop, so I can draw/paint/sculpt more easily, and wherever I am when the inspiration hits me.
I hope this piece of iFail doesn't catch on. Not only is it an uninspired pile of sh*t
Resurrection.
Anyways, I was looking around, and isn't the JooJoo, or HP Slate supposed to have this? Surely there is something out/coming out that does?
As opposed to the fantastic laptop-with-windows-crammed-into-tablets we've had for the last 10 years? This is fresh.
The JooJoo is only a web tablet, it doesn't run apps/programs. It also sold less than 100 units.
HP Slate will probably run some sort of crippled Photoshop (like the iPad).
From what I read the Slate will have Win 7. So it will be able to run full blown photoshop as well as thousands of other standard applications, unlike the crappy iPad.
I really hope you can use a stylus with it. Doesn't it come out in a few days?
Cool, my netbook runs Windows 7 as well. Does it run it well? No, and I doubt the Slate will either (if it ever comes out). Tablets are not for work.
It will come out, June 2010 being the rumored release date. And there are questions about how well it will run but from the demos HP has released they have been extremely smooth:
I really hope you can use a stylus with it. Doesn't it come out in a few days?
Where's Photoshop? A few websites and a NYT app isn't exactly pushing the envelope.
June 2010 for a product that most consumers don't even know exists?
Cool, my netbook runs Windows 7 as well. Does it run it well? No, and I doubt the Slate will either (if it ever comes out). Tablets are not for work.
Like I said, it's windows 7. That means any windows application can run on it. Yes, obviously that doesnt tell you how fast, but it will run. If performance is an issue you can install photoshop 7.0 on it which Im sure will run just fine, still way more powerful than anything the iPad has to offer.
And why not June 2010? Obviously they already have units developed as they are showing them off.
http://www.engadget.com/2010/04/19/hp-slate-leaks-its-way-into-the-wild-meh/
doesn't sound all that amazing.
I've got a tablet notebook, runs Windows 7. Photoshop runs great on it. Oh, and it uses a pressure-sensitive Wacom digitiser. Yummy.
What is your point 63? Everyone knows its not being marketed well/at all yet. Nobody is claiming it is either.
So what? Things get released without major marketing all the time.
Which notebook is it?
True, but you would think that a huge corporation's answer to an incredibly successful device would involve some dollars.
http://www.engadget.com/2010/04/19/hp-slate-leaks-its-way-into-the-wild-meh/
doesn't sound all that amazing.