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What? This is how Amazon Associate links are supposed to be used. You're not supposed to use your OWN link; that's just giving yourself a discount.

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6 (edited by AshDigital 2013-03-02 00:29:46)

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iPad ad 4 is pretty much as sweet as it gets. I like the 3 a little better for viewing photos and videos but the 4 beats it on all other fronts.

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8 (edited by Zarban 2013-03-02 08:47:03)

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I have an Amazon Associate account too, and there are all kinds of rules about when you get credit and when not, and I may not have done it right to give DIF credit, but I can't see a reason why they would accuse you of using it yourself.

But let's not derail the discussion here. I'm losing my virginity.

I've heard the mini is actually more convenient, and I might actually buy one of those too because I'm thinking of getting an iPad for my mother anyway.

I plan to use the iPad for entertainment when I fly, which is very frequently, and for showing off photos that I just took with my camera at family gatherings. I'm constantly taking pictures and then having to pass the camera around, so I'd rather swap SD cards and keep shooting while the subjects are looking at the photos on the tablet. Ideally, there would be some wireless card thing that automatically transfers the photos as I take them.

And maybe doing lines of cocaine. Also, is it any good as a bludgeoning weapon?

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I'll throw my 2 cents in and say the the screen on the full size iPad is leaps and bounds beyond the screen in the Mini. 

I also use an Eye-Fi card, and it's amazing.  Even more amazing for me, in that I use it in an all-Mac ecosystem, so when I snap a picture it automatically goes to my phone, and then into the cloud where it's snatched by the desktop back home.  Pretty swanky.


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I also recommend the iPad 4. I like it. I've had three versions and it's my favorite. I also have an all-Apple ecosystem. So that might make a difference. For me the biggest question is always whether or not I need the 3G version.

If you have an iPhone, probably no *need* for 3G. But if you don't have a smart phone I highly, highly recommend the 3G version. If you ever need it it'll save your life. Especially if you get lost easily like me. Or want to watch Netflix at the airport.

If it stays at home, skip 3G. If not, seriously consider it.

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14 (edited by Zarban 2013-03-02 13:54:15)

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I'm not sure if this is relevant to you Zarban, but there's a Citrix app for the iPad, a Webmeeting app, you can get a digital version of RSA tokens, and it can hook up to your Exchange server.

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16 (edited by Zarban 2013-03-02 12:52:32)

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Oh yeah, baby. Now you're talking my corporate parseltongue.

17 (edited by Dave 2013-03-02 12:52:34)

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My company has implemented a BYOD policy, which the iPad can comprise part of. With work apps it's basically completely deductible.

Salesforce has an application too, if that's your particular line of venom.

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I might be picking up a Macbook Pro sometime soon and I just thought I'd hijack this thread to ask any multi-Mac users the best way to keep everything in sync. Ideally I'd like the MBP to just be a portable version of my desktop with all the same content, but I'm not sure how feasible that is.

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iCloud.

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