R2R and the iPad

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I purchased an iPad a couple weeks ago and absolutely love it. I know there are many people on the fence about it but for me it works exactly the way I hoped it would. It is perfect for media consumption. At any rate one thing I have noticed is that while browsing R2R the screen is constantly readjusting itself. It's like it is trying to resize or something. The funny thing is it doesn't happen while posting or even every time I view the site. Any other iPad users experiencing anything similar?
 
Depends on what you're expecting out of it. I personally love mine, great for surfin on the couch or listening to some music in the office.
 
The I-pads are amazing!I cant get over how neat they are.Havent got mine yet but they sure are fun to mess with!
 
On another note, I will get an Ipad when it improves a few things. Isn't it wierd, this has seemed to work in reverse, usually we buy something bulky, then the technology gets better and we can pack it in a smaller piece, Apple moved backwards on this, they've taken the itouch and made it bigger.
 
I think it is great. The picture is awesome. Watching movies and shows on it is very comfortable. I really like the Netflix app. I also like the battery life. It remains to be seen if the battery will last for a couple years but so far so good. I was originally going to get a Nook and made last second change to the iPad after I played with one at Best Buy. I wouldn't say Apple took a step back on this one. They are smart. They know people will pay for extra features as they feel they are needed.
 

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