Testseek.com have collected 336 expert reviews of the Apple iPad 9.7 inch and the average rating is 81%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Apple iPad 9.7 inch.
April 2010
(81%)
336 Reviews
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An impressively built tablet computer, featuring a clean industrial design borrowed from Apple’s MacBook Pro computers, internal components derived largely from its iPod touch and iPhone pocket devices, and stable, multi-touch software. Runs over 150,
Cannot serve as a standalone computer; in addition to iTunes dependence, horsepower is presently shortchanged by limited, iPhone-class multitasking that forces all third-party applications to occupy and waste entire screen; lack of camera similarly li
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No manual necessary, Access to nearly all iPhone apps, 10-hour-plus battery life, Bright 9.7-inch IPS LCD screen, Three external buttons, Multi-directional accelerometer
Highly reflective screen, Slippery, No multi-tasking (yet), “Only” a few thousand iPad-specific apps (so far)
Apple’s iPad reimagines the personal computer as an intuitive, slick and portable device that sprouts new features and uses with every additional app....
Brilliant display, Long battery life, Great media player, Well built, looks great, Can be used as picture frame when docked, Built in Wireless N Capability, Huge selection of Apps (counting iPhone/iPod Touch ones)
NonRemovable battery, Mono Speaker, Fingerprint magnet, No built in mic or camera, Closed ecosystem
When I first heard of its announcement one of my chief complaints about the iPad was Apple’s decision to use the iPhone OS. Instead of crippling the capability of the tablet; why not use a modified version of Snow Leopard? This thought was based on wh...
Interface géniale, Ecran défini et très réactif, Processeur très véloce
Stockage limité, Pas de lecteur de cartes SD, Peu de formats vidéo
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Published: 2010-04-05, Author: Donald , review by: asia.cnet.com
An all-in-one device in a sleek and light package; 10-hour battery life; optional 3G wireless; access to App Store.
Too large for an e-reader; cannot replace specialized devices; limited multitasking capabilities; lacks integrated video camera and Flash support; no HD video output.
Abstract: After generating much hoopla, the highly anticipated iPad has finally arrived on the market. It is not the first tablet, but none of the previous designs from various manufacturers have successfully evolved past niche devices with modest sales number...
Intuitive multitouch interface, Gorgeous, lightweight design, Fast performance, Vast selection of touch-friendly apps, Compelling eBook store, Long battery life
No multitasking or Flash support, Lacks a camera, Typing quickly without errors is a challenge, Screen difficult to read in sunlight, Apps more expensive than iPhone
Apple's first tablet is a breakthrough for mobile computing, delivering the web, entertainment, and a new breed of apps in a way that feels almost effortless.
Quality construction, Attractive housing, Vibrant, bright display, 802.11n WiFi, 3Genabled (certain models), 10 hours of battery life, Fast processor, App Store compatibility, Usable virtual keyboard,
Lacks support for Flash content, No multitasking with current firmware, Screen difficult to view in direct sunlight, No camera, Heavy to hold for extended periods, Lacks HDMI output, native HD resolution
Ultra modern design, very easy to set up and use, gorgeous and responsive touch screen, fast
No Flash support, no iSight camera built-in
Apple is good at carving out a market and creating (or re-inventing) a new device space. The iPad can be a perfect couch companion for web surfing, video watching, gaming and light reading. It doesn’t replace your notebook for serious work, your mobil...
