In the video, I unbox the brand new Apple iPad 3G + WiFi. This is Apple’s brand new device to bridge the way between the Macs and iPhones. The iPad has a 9.7 inch display and a 1 GHZ Apple Custom A4 processor. In my opinion, the iPad is an incredible device that exceeds my expectations. The apps are awesome, battery life is excellent, and aesthetic feel is great too. It is like I have my full laptop with me at all times. If you have the cash, I highly recommend it. You can’t really see how good it is unless you use once at your house and on the go. Prices: WiFi: 16GB-$499, 32GB-$599, 64GB-$699 3G + WiFi – 16GB-$629, 32GB-$729, 64GB-$829 ***Make sure to SUBSCRIBE if you enjoy watching my videos to be notified when they are released! Websites: iPhoneXpert.com http Follow me on Twitter for live updates: Twitter.com Please “like the video” Thanks!! – alexosh1234 Tags: Apple iPad Unboxing 3G 3G review wifi + iPhone iPod Touch Review alexosh alexosh1234 comparison table slate 9.7 hand on feel hd screen vs iphon3 3gs speed touchscreen size macbook mac pro first look thoughts best apps

Guided Tours for iPad

Guided Tours for iPad

We take a look at 20 photography apps for the new Apple iPad and test them out on our brand spanking new iPad. Want to know if the iPad really will make a suitable photography tool? Well, watch the World’s First Apple iPad Photography Apps Review to find out. Plus – will Kai really spray paint an iPad? We take a look at these apps: – Bill Atkinson PhotoCard Lite – Digital Photo Frame HD – Filterstorm – Foto Editor – Frame HD – Guardian Eyewitness – Impression – LightTrac – NPPA – PhotoFrame for Flickr Lite – PhotoBucket for iPad – Picassa Player – Presto Frame – Thomson Reuters Galleries – Photopad by ZAGG – BeautifulWorld – SmugMug – SDPFp – Camera-A (Camera-B) – Fake Tilt Shift Generator

davidkassan.com A quick Apple ipad live fingerpainting demo that I streamed live from my Brooklyn studio on Monday June 21st. 2010, The model sat for 3 hours as I painted and answered questions on how I use the iPad and the Brushes app. Just thinking of creative uses for the ipad.

Price starts at just $499

I had heard of a new pen in the market for capacitive screens, such as the apple ipad/iphone and itouch. I had been using the pogo for everything but was up to try something new. A friend mentioned the DAGI stylus which odd enough works better than the pogo. It seems to be more precise and easier to hold. It takes some getting used to as it is a bit weird, but it seems more responsive than the pogo all around. Here is a quick review of the DAGI. If you have any questions just ask. I got the DAGI stylus via ebay.

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