Julie, I have to disagree with you that there is no difference in iPads.
The biggest difference I see are speed and screen clarity. From the
original iPad to the iPad 2 I noticed the speed difference when editing
photos. Between the iPad 2 and the new iPad, I notice the speed difference
in everything I do on the new iPad. With screen clarity, I notice it most
looking at photos and reading. Anyway, it's just my opinion :-)
On Thursday, April 12, 2012, whiterabbit wrote:
> I've had each of the ipads out. I'm now using the new iPad. When I got
> the iPad 2 my hubby kept his original iPad. What he found was that every
> iOS update made his iPad a bit slower and used more battery power. Also,
> some apps, like iMovie werent able to be used because it needed a camera.
> If you're going to be reading on you're iPad, the iPad 2 or later is much
> nicer. The resolution on the ipad 2 is really nice for reading. The new
> iPad is even nicer for reading. I have yet to find apps made for the new
> iPad that won't work on the iPad 2.
>
> I started with the original iPhone and found myself using it for all sorts
> of things. I read on it, played games on it, read email on it, did just
> about everything on it I could. I upgraded when the next version came out.
> I'm up to the iPhone 4 now. When the original iPad came out, I got it.
> There went the iPhone except for texting and using in the bath. I now use
> the iPad for most things. It has a bigger screen that makes it much better
> for web surfing and email answering. With the great apps out there for the
> iPad, I can do enough within that I don't use wither of my macs much. Even
> less since wifi syncing came out. I have yet to find a way to hook up and
> actually use an external hard drive with the iPad, so I have an account
> with Dropbox. You can get 2 gb free. I putndroobox on both of my
> computers also. I use iCloud for my backups and also sync via wifi to my
> computers.
>
> The graphics are great on the new iPad. Hi res is great for watching tv
> and videos. Reading is excellent, editing photos is great also.
>
> Of you want a lightweight, very portable device to read and reply to emai,
> save documents, play games, read, edit photos, surf the web, text and/or
> use your social networks, the iPad is a great tool to do so. As I write
> this, I'm in bed with mynipad on my lap. I can not say whether thenipad 2
> or the new iPad is best for you. I can say that if you want to take
> advantagenofnthe new apps coming out and want a hi-res screen the new iPad
> is great. It does run a bit faster than the iPad 2 and it does have LTE if
> you get the wifi/LTE new iPad. The iPad 2 has 3G only and wifi. The
> original iPad has 3G also. The original iPad is a bit heavier and thicker.
>
> The best thing about the iPad, I've found is that I'm not tied to my desk
> anymore. Also, I do like the virtual keyboard of the iPad. I have more
> room.
>
> BTW, when I got the new iPad, my hubby took over my iPad 2. He loves it.
> He likes the better screen and how much faster it is than his original
> iPad.
>
> I hope others will chime in and let you know how much or how little they
> like their iPads. If you have the opportunity to compare the iPad 2 and
> the new iPad side by side, do it. Its a great decision maker. Also, ask
> the rep you talk to what the differences between the original iPad are vs
> the other iPads. That can also be a decision maker.
>
> On Thursday, April 12, 2012, Julie Goucher wrote:
>
>> Hello Alice,
>>
>> I have my iPad 1 and like you debated should I, shouldn't I for ages. Then
>> I bought one and decided to go with the 3G+WiFi 64GB and was delighted
>> with
>> it. It has really come into its own in the last 6 months as I have been
>> ill with a bad back - walking upstairs, and I have lots of them, was
>> tiresome and even though I have a laptop, which is portable, I like
>> sitting
>> at my desk with it.
>>
>> The iPad has been brilliant. I can read on it, although I do have a
>> kindle.
>> I can read, delete and reply to emails, blog and play some games - I like
>> words for friends and the screen is a little small on my iPhone, although
>> if I had my glasses on it might help! Not to mention Facebook, twitter. Do
>> the Sainsburys grocery delivery. I love it!!
>>
>> I would recommend it and although I will probably update at some point, I
>> am happy with my iPad 1 for now. Purchasing from eBay is OK. I would
>> really
>> look around for the best deal - the most flexibility and space the money
>> can buy and pay via Paypal then you have at least the insurances for the
>> purchase. What sort of capacity can you get for £120?
>>
>> Regards
>> Julie (also in the UK!)
>>
>>
>>
>> On 12 April 2012 08:18, Alice <alicex@adventuresunderground.co.uk> wrote:
>>
>> > **
>> >
>> >
>> > I've ben trying to justify getting an iPad since they came out but just
>> > can.
>> >
>> > I have a Macbook Pro that desperately needs replacing (waiting for
>> > updates) and an iPhone 4. I love them both!
>> >
>> > If I had an iPad, I think the only new use for it would be reading
>> comics
>> > and watching TV in the bath! comics on the iPhone are not great because
>> of
>> > screen size and I wouldn't take my laptop in the bathroom.
>> >
>> > I would probably surf the web, email and play games if I had one but
>> this
>> > can easily be done on my other devices.
>> >
>> > What I'm thinking is to get an iPad 1 off eBay as I've seen them go for
>> > about £120 which is OK.
>> >
>> > What are the main drawbacks to getting an iPad 1? Apart from camera (no
>> > need), battery, CPU speed (unless it's a real problem), weight,
>> thickness
>> > etc. I'm mainly thinking software etc. Is there much I won't be able to
>> do?
>> > Can it take the latest iOS?
>> >
>> > Anyone out there with an iPad 1? Let me know how it's holding up.
>> >
>> > Thanks
>> >
>> > Alice
>> >
>> >
>> >
>>
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