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January 28, 2010
It is always better to hold off on any computer purchase. The current model is already obsolete. Nevertheless, someone is buying at any given time. Right now, the iPad is meant for people who were hesitating between a netbook and a book reader – it is better than either. Later, if the software developers come up with good apps, Apple will add hardware features. Meanwhile if you are happy carrying a phone and a portable computer, you don’t need a tablet.