Let’s face it – the camera has become an integral part of our Web experience. We post pictures of beautiful sunsets to share with friends on TwitPic and we post videos of our kids dancing to James Brown on Facebook. And when we aren’t putting video or pictures on the Web, our friends are. They stream live video on UStream of the concert we had to miss because we had work the next morning. Minutes after the iPad announcement this morning, we all looked around and asked the same thing: Does it really have no camera?
These days, we expect more and more that our devices will do everything we need. Take the iPhone, for example. It is a phone, mp3 player, Web browser and digital camera all in one. When Steve Jobs took the stage to announce the new iPad, he made one thing very clear. The iPad was not here to compete with netbooks, as netbooks, according to him, are simply less powerful laptops. We have to say one thing in defense of the netbook – at least it comes with a camera.
I punti deboli dell’Ipad
Via Gizmodo No Multitasking No Cameras Touch Keyboard No HDMI Out The Name iPad No Flash Adapters, Adapters, Adapters It’s Not Widescreen Doesn’t Support T-Mobile 3G Closed App Ecosystem