If you are one of the three million iPad owners, I would recommend a helpful guide for taking advantage of all its functionalities.
iPad Made Simple, co-authored by Martin Trautschold and Gary Mazo, is easy to read and takes the reader step-by-step through all its various potencies.
I thought I had a pretty good grasp of everything iPad was capable of, and then I took a look at this guide. For example, I had no idea iPad could serve as a digital picture frame.
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In other words, when not using the iPad, you can set it on its side, in landscape mode, and allow all the pictures it contains, or any group of pictures, to scroll across its hi-def screen.
This is a nifty way of warming up a hotel room, if you happen to be traveling, or showing friends and relatives the latest pictures of your family or the family vacation.
iPad Made Simple also makes it clear that, despite rumors to the contrary, iPad is a laptop replacement at a relatively affordable cost.
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