Apple iPad: The End of Tablets As We Know Them

[Dave Farber <dfarber () me com>]

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> Sent from my iPad - 32 gig model. Review to follow Sunday  to give a chance to use it. Djf
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> Begin forwarded message:
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> > From: Jonathan B Spira <jspira () basex com>
> > Date: April 3, 2010 2:24:46 PM EDT
> > To: David Farber <dave () farber net>
> > Subject: Apple iPad: The End of Tablets As We Know Them?
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> > Dave 
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> > IP readers will be familiar with many of the examples I cite in my article, Apple iPad: The End of Tablets As We 
> > Know Them? 
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> > "The launch of the Apple iPad today has many proclaiming this moment to be akin to the information revolution 
> > sparked by Gutenberg’s invention of mechanical movable type 
> > ... 
> > Look at an important (and related) parallel: the move from analog to digital photography. 
> > ... 
> > The history of tablet computing goes back to the 1950s and 1960s with the Styalator, the Rand Tablet, and Alan Kay’s 
> > Dynabook concept. The first commercially viable tablet was the GridPad (1989) ... 
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> > Article continues at Apple iPad: The End of Tablets As We Know Them? 
> >
> > Regards/Mit freundlichen Grüßen/Szívélyes üdvözlet/Cordialement/Cordiali saluti/Saludos/Vänliga hälsningar 
> >
> > /s/ Jonathan



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