Korg iElectribe for iPhone/iPad

[Mikael Hansson]

I've had a pad on loan for some days now for evaluation. The school  
I'm working at are going to equip each student with à computer, and  
the iPad is an alternative.

I've been trying out the iWork apps this weekend and I must say that  
it's definately a viable alternative to a netbook, quick and intuitive.

/Micke

9 maj 2010 kl. 23.22 skrev Andrew Tarpinian <evildead at nyc.rr.com>:

>
> On May 9, 2010, at 5:03 PM, Peter Korsten <peter at severity-one.com>  
> wrote:
>
>> Op 9-5-2010 22:51, Andrew Tarpinian schreef:
>>
>>> Also the iPad rocks, hard. At least for me, it truly is a new type  
>>> of
>>> device that I want to have with me at all times. Even I was  
>>> skeptical
>>> before I got it. It transcends "computer," when I want my computer  
>>> I get
>>> my computer, when I want my iPad I get my iPad. Most used function  
>>> so
>>> far? Cutting and skratching with Flare for iPhone on the iPad - it's
>>> ridiculous that I can not do this anywhere.
>>
>> As I said. Well, I actually said that it's a fridge, but the point  
>> is,
>> it's not a computer.
>>
>
> Well keep in mind I am not an "average" computer user, most people  
> just using the net can get away with this - having way more fun than  
> a netbook. When I say I want my computer I mean Adobe CS, 3d, Logic,  
> etc... Which I guess means "work"
>
> But you are correct, the bigger thing is, it will change peoples  
> idea of what a computer is, at a certain point the gen pop won't  
> have "computers" they will have appliances.
>
> I actually feel silly having to go back to a mouse to do work now,  
> as well as going back to the small touch screen on my phone makes me  
> sad :(
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