@NStalnecker
Actually, I differ from (first time) you. You should check the ebook reading experience on it. that alone kills other ebook readers. well, it may not be handy to stand and take notes using netbook. But having tablet size, this is very handy to take notes. I wish ipad had hand-writing recognition like my Windows Tablets and MS Office including OneNote. the iPhone/iPod Touch Apps do not look good on iPad, but the ones that are written for are well. This is an all-in-one device with great User Experience.
the pluses are
1. Pleasant ebook reading
2. Handy to take notes while standing. Sitting and taking notes is not that comfortable unless your are sitting in couch though
3. Watching Video is good
4. Well written Apps specifically for iPad.
5. Good ebook collection.
Negatives:
1. iWork - not really good
2. WiFi issues
3. not having direct USB support
4. Missing at least 1.3 MP front facing camera. This would help people to Video Chat easily.
5. iPhone and iPod Touch apps will not look on this.
Well if you want to go for a full OS experience and want to run full fledged Apps, go for Windows Tablets. if you want a fancy looking all-in-one device for reading ebooks, watching media and playing the games that have limited capabilities than PC Games and Console Games, then I think you have winner, iPad.
my 2 Cents.
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