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Old 03-07-2012   #26
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their marketing is good but so are their products.

the ipad is so damn handy...
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Old 03-07-2012   #27
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I have two early teens and none of us watch TV anymore because of the iPad. I found myself telling the kids to watch more TV last week just so we can do something together. I read 10x more than I used to due to these tablets.
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Apple is just a big, hungry, greedy company now... they are everything they used to be against.
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Old 03-07-2012   #29
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But does it take M-mount lenses?
Hey, I was gonna say that!
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their marketing is good but so are their products.

the ipad is so damn handy...
And from that I glimpsed at the live blogging about it, sounds like the latest one is going to be able to do pretty serious photo editing.
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i still have the ipad original and have been waiting for the new one...i skipped the ipad2 just cause.

this one looks good...i love my ipad...it does so much, is so convenient, i can type way faster on it than my home keyboard...has instant, constant contact with the net, email...great display for photos...my blog looks fantastic...and the new ipad will be even better for that.
and there are some great photo editing apps too!

Every once in a while I just wished it could do flash.
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Old 03-07-2012   #32
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You really have not been paying attention, Apple is not [and never was] a philanthropy based endeavor.

Ask anyone who was at the Homebrew Computer Club with Jobs if the Apple I was being given away?

The SELL great stuff, always have.
Not that it matters but it was different when Apple was the underdog. We were the hip minority back then. I think that's what Jubb Jubb meant.
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Not that it matters but it was different when Apple was the underdog. We were the hip minority back then. I think that's what Jubb Jubb meant.
I've been an Apple user since 1988, and I'm glad Apple's not an underdog anymore. The 90s were absolutely no fun.
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Nah, I loved the Sculley era. I still miss my Newt (stolen out of my apartment--wonder if that lowlife ever realized it was a German OS version, useless in English), and the Powerbook Duo was just awesome.
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So it has more resolution and is faster?

Eh... personally I like laptops a lot more. I'm actually beginning to tire of the iOS interface a little bit. It's very....rigid.
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I wonder if there is a weak or strong correlation between PC/Mac preference and conservative/liberal political bent. (I'm thinking it is positive.)
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I wonder if there is a weak or strong correlation between PC/Mac preference and conservative/liberal political bent. (I'm thinking it is positive.)
or between nikon and canon users...
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I wonder if there is a weak or strong correlation between PC/Mac preference and conservative/liberal political bent. (I'm thinking it is positive.)
I'm not a fan of infographics, but for brevity's sake, check out this and this.

There are some problems with the methodology. But I think if you did a more comprehensive study, you'd come away with basically the same conclusions.
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or between nikon and canon users...
Nikon/Canon does not evoke the same correlation as computer platform and political ideology does in my mind.
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What Joe said. I love hearing how clever Apple are at marketing like that's all they have succeeded at. I am happy with the original iPad and might consider the new one. I don't like waste though and I'll stick with this one for the moment. DNG files are very slow to deal with on the original iPad. One of my scientist colleagues says he can't write anything to make the iPad 2 fall over so maybe DNG and the iPad 3 will be practical.
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iMeh.

Apple is just a big, hungry, greedy company now... they are everything they used to be against.
I don't think Apple was ever against success and making money. Perhaps they were once the underdog (and almost dead), but only in between being a very popular company.
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That screen will make a big difference for editing photos... And they put a real camera in it, so I'll have to figure out what Mattebox for iPad looks like.
Eh? Did I read that correctly?

So, where does the film go then?
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It's definitely getting a lot more interesting for photographers - that retina screen is amazing - it's very different than a typical display. I find it a lot less fatiguing. Imagine if you could tether that to a camera to use as a high-res display in the field?
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I read on mine all the time, do you need more resolution because you want more text on each page? I don't since I want the text pretty large. But of course if you want the pages to appear as they originally did, the type gets harder to read, and more resolution would help.
I want sharper text, as sharp as, say, a printed magazine page. I don't like reading fiction on a computer screen--I've been longing for something as sharp as my phone, and this should do it!
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I barely touch my 13" MacBook Pro since I brought the iPad 2 home.

I use my iPad for on-site payment, invoicing and receipt generation via Square. I also use it so clients can see results during photo shoots in real time with DSLR Remote HD. I also use it for eBook development.

I may upgrade to the New iPad later this year because of the display.
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