A lot of people have asked me about my opinions on the iPad. Here are a couple of good articles that fairly closely match my thinking.<\/p>\n
The Failure of Empathy<\/a> (of those who naysay the iPad)<\/p>\n New World and Old World computing<\/a><\/p>\n Or for a very short summary, here’s what Ken wrote on the Omni blog<\/a> (Omni Group is the company I work for):<\/p>\n Remember how Macintosh was intended to be the computer “for the rest of us<\/a>“?\u00a0 That’s what we feel Apple’s iPad is:\u00a0 the best computing device for most of the things people use computers for.\u00a0 (Or, as Apple puts it, “the best way to experience the web, email, and photos<\/a>.”)\u00a0 It’s the computer people can sit down and start using immediately, without training, whether they’re 2 or 92.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n That doesn’t mean you personally are going to want one today. But I’ll wager that within a few years (five at most), something like this will be your computer of choice.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" A lot of people have asked me about my opinions on the iPad. Here are a couple of good articles that fairly closely match my thinking. The Failure of Empathy (of those who naysay the iPad) New World and Old World computing Or for a very short summary, here’s what Ken wrote on the Omni … <\/p>\n