ClamCase - iPad Accessory Turns It Into A Netbook
ClamCase - iPad Accessory Turns It Into A Netbook
The iPad has received a lot of positive press since it was launched early last month. Though the device is primarily seen as a platform for media consumption, the iPad is also becoming increasingly popular among traveling businessmen who see this as a great alternative to their notebooks. Despite the...
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looks sweet to me
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Yeah hopefully it's not that expensive and i will get one for sure!
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Looks pretty good. Can make iPad more competitive in the war of laptops.
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iPad isn't in a war with laptops, it isn't a laptop itself...
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Looks pretty stupid. Just goes to how how dumb people are these days to buy an upas and this as a replacement laptop/netbook.
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Once again the **** keyboard on the iPhone autocorrcts like ****.
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The company probably made a few as a 'Can be Done' & got bombarded by fan boys haha
Company execs scrambling to mass produce & cash in lol -
Once again the user fails to read what is typed before hitting submit. If the auto-correct bugs you turn it off.
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This video is no longer available due to a copyright claim by Marvel Entertainment.
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That's what I wonder too... ipad is already $499 add in the case and your easily looking at $599 or more combined... at that point your in the premium netbook / low end laptop price range with a full OS.
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A week after I bought my iPad, I bought the normal apple bluetooth keyboard (the white one), since there's no iPad accessory yet in my country (obviously, not in US).
While it's a hassle to carry two pieces of devices, both work flawlessly to replace my old laptop. I can now use the iPad for my work (I work in a publishing business).
I'd buy this ClamCase if it would mean less device to carry (iPad+ physical keyboard in 1 package). -
In recent weeks, we have seem many attempts to "convert" the iPad into a portable laptop. Not only do we see these efforts as folly and doomed to fail, we believe they are a hindrance to the development of a better computing interface.
Once more folks let go of the screen/keyboard mindset, we will see the more and more of the power of the touch UI unleashed.
More on this line of thought here...
http://www.rainydaymagazine.com/RDM2010/Home/May/Week1/RDMHomeMay0710.htm#NavigatingATouchscreenUI
