i pad 2

I like the i Pad 2. I have never played with one before, so I found it to be a lot of fun. They say 1 out of 5 people will buy an i Pad. I don't think it's any surprise that companies are finding the i Pad to be a very useful tool in the work place. It behaves like an i Phone  in many aspects. I believe it can be used for more than streaming your favorite movies. Teachers can find uses for them in classes to teach the children, office workers can find many uses as well with the apps calendar and notebook. The traveler can use it to find directions with the Maps app, or it can be used to entertain the kids with games. You can use it anywhere there is a Wi-Fi connection, and some have a 3G connection making it wonderful for surfing the WWW.    

The i Pad

The i Pad 1 came out in April 2010, and is a tablet computer that was designed, developed, and sold by Apple inc. It's primary use is for audio-visual media, such as, books music movies, and games. The i Pad runs on the same operating system as the i Pod and i Phone, basically allowing you to surf the Web via Wi-Fi. It comes stock with multi touch technology  The i Pad 1 has no camera, but has an on board keyboard display, including a fingerprint resistant liquid crystal display screen, with a 10 hour rechargeable battery. It runs apps that you can get at the apps store from Apple. At first the i Pad was only available on-line at the Apple store,but now is available at Amazon, Wal Mart, Best Buy,Verizon, and AT&T.

The i Pad 2 came out in March of 2011, it is 33% thinner, lighter, and stronger then the i Pad 1. It comes with a camera and a dual core Apple A5 processor; which is said to be twice as fast as the i Pad 1. It has 4  point screen rotation and comes with Safari, Mail, Photos, U-Tube, Books, Maps and Notes, a Calendar and Spotlight Search. Wi-Fi connection and all the other features included with the i Pad 1, are in the i Pad 2 starting at around $600.00.