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Can we consider the new iPad a computer?  

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I still can't believe that teh Ipod is the runaway success of the mp3 player market tbqh, shows how many gullible hipsters there are in the world. Same goes for the "revolutionary" Iphone that needs to be hacked to have any real useability over any other smart phone.

I agree it's frustrating at best how much domination all the apple crap has. I basically had to buy an ipod cause the thing i wanted to use it most for was music in my car and ipods seem to be the only one with support from most headunits. Sound quality on them still sucks a fat wang but i guess thats what you get

mad082 Grand Master

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i don't have that much music (only about 3gb of it on the computer), and back in the cd i had a 10 disc stacker, then they started bringing out cd players that played mp3 format and i've been using that since (cd player in the car is about 7 years old now). have a cd player at work that plays mp3's at work as well. so since i get 10 hours worth of music on a disc i just burn a new cd every few weeks once i get sick of the old one

DRD-00F Grand Master

DRD-00F

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I've got a DVD player in my car that reads MP3s... so that's 8Gbs of music there

and I wired up an input for my phone, or any other 3.5mm jack capable device (read:has headphones)... My phone has 16Gbs, so that's 24Gbs of MP3s at any one time to choose from without the need of having to carry around an MP3 player...

Take that Apple!

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bozodos Grand Master

bozodos

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but as usual, ill informed wankers will laud it as being the 'next big thing'.

I refuse to even use the bloatware that is Itunes and the whole Ipod thing (which can only ever have music from one pc put onto it at a time).

MSTRshenanigans Experienced

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I like the iPhone and all it can do jailbroken - name one mobile on the market that can do all the things a jailbroken iPhone can...

This iPad though is the silliest thing ever... I would buy a Google Document reader/kindle over this thing lol

Mayuri Krab Grand Master

Mayuri Krab

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The Ipad is a fancy embedded computer system. Which is still classified as a computer.

When the word "computer" comes up most would only think of the platform computers (ie PCs).

So yeah, I say they are computers, just a very overpriced POS one that targeted at Apple fan boys/girls.

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