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Want an iPad now? Build your own with Lego
Lego enthusiast Joe Meno was so impressed by the iPad that he built his own life-size version out of Legos.iOS Central
iPad’s wireless performance tied to AT&T’s boosting its 3G network
Though AT&T says it will be ready to handle demand for the iPad's wireless connectivity, analysts wonder how well the wireless provider will manage the most demand applications run on Apple's forthcoming tablet.News
Apple announces UK iPad on-sale dates
Apple has announced that the Wi-Fi model of its iPad media tablet will go on sale in the UK in "late March" with the 3G-equipped models arriving a month later. There's still no word on UK pricing, however; in the U.S., prices start at $499 for the tablet.Opinion
A business case for the Apple iPad
PCWorld's Michael Scalisi contends that the iPad is the most promising tablet of 2010. And in the hands of the right user, it's also a respectable business machine.Opinion
How does the iPad compare to netbooks?
Apple has revolutionized product categories otherwise filled with mundane devices. The iPod bought excitement to media players, and the iPhone redefined smartphones. Now Apple is trying to convince users to drop netbooks, and go for the iPad. But do the two devices really compare?MacUser
Be grateful for what’s not on the iPad
Everyone, it seems, has a reason to be disappointed by the iPad's lack of some functionality or other — but that's exactly what we should be most happy about.MacUser
The iPad is ready for prime time… on TV, at least
Stephen Colbert used one of Apple's new devices at Sunday's Grammy awards ceremony.Playlist
Amazon and Macmillan fence over e-book pricing
The weekend saw online retailer Amazon and publishing house Macmillan square off over the issue of e-book pricing.News
iPad: IPS screen technology explained
The new iPad makes use of In-Plane Switching display technology. Chris Brandrick of PC World explains what it does and why Apple opted for it.News
China tablet PC maker may sue Apple over iPad design
A Chinese company that sells a tablet PC like Apple's newly announced iPad may sue the U.S. company over the similar design between the devices.iOS Central
The iPad isn’t a third device, but a third revolution
The iPad is unquestionably a bold, ambitious product. Dan Moren thinks that it's perhaps Apple's most ambitious idea ever: remaking personal computing. Again.iOS Central
Imagining the iPad: it’s easy if you try
Wondering what it will be like to use the iPad? If you've used an iPhone or iPod touch, you've got a pretty good idea, and that's one of the iPad's major appeals. Dan Frakes takes a look at the advantage of familiarity, as well as the appeal of a bigger screen, and imagines some of the ways in which the iPad will affect his tech activities.Creative Notes
Wacom announces Intuos4 Wireless pen tablet
Wacom's Intuos4 Wireless pen tablet will feature Bluetooth connectivity.Playlist
Why Apple chose the iPad’s screen format
Some people are scratching their heads at the 4:3 screen format for the new iPad. Kirk McElhearn isnu2019t one of them. That size fits in best with what Apple designed the tablet to do.News
Apple’s iPad marketing sparks complaint to FTC
A consumer complained to the FTC that Apple is falsely advertising that the iPad supports Adobe Flash.iOS Central
The iPad’s future shock
Fraser Speirs says that the iPad is an attempt to address the tech industry's greatest failure: the inability to make technology easy for regular people to use, so they can get on with their real jobs and lives.iOS Central
With iPad on the way, AT&T touts network investments
With a 3G-capable iPad coming later this year, AT&T says it's improving its 3G network.iOS Central
Magnetism Studios announces iPad bags
Magnetism Studios has announced a pair of sleeves for the iPad, a Sling and an Envelope, both made out of natural materials like suede, corduroy, and cotton.News
The iPad: What you need to know
The Macworld staff tackles the good, bad, and ugly questions about Apple's latest device, the iPad.Playlist
Can the iPad compete as an e-book reader?
The iPad looks like a fun device for e-mail, Web surfing, and video. But Lex Friedman wonders if it's really got the chops to replace his current e-book reader: an Amazon Kindle.iOS Central
Ten One says Pogo styli will work with iPad
If you're all thumbs and the iPad's multi-touch interface is not your thing, Ten One has announced that its Pogo styluses will be compatible with Apple's latest brainchild.iOS Central
The iPad in the world around you
Where does the iPad fit in your lifeu2019s locations? Christopher Breen takes a virtual tour through the places he'll likely use Apple's latest device.iOS Central
Flight Control confirmed for iPad
Flight Control developer Firemint confirmed that it will develop an iPad-specific version of its well-regard Flight Control game.iOS Central
Apple’s A4 iPad chip could find a home in iPhones
Apple's A4 chip, used in the iPad tablet, could be used in future iPhones.iOS Central
Apple inside: the significance of the iPad’s A4 chip
The Apple A4 represents a bold move forward for Apple, as a newfound designer of custom chips.Creative Notes
The iPad: great for designers and illustrators
So the long-anticipated Apple iPad is finally here. It's a device that's supposed to take on netbooks at their own game and win. What are the benefits for artists and designers?News
Scammers hop on iPad bandwagon
iPad search results may contain poisoned links that lead to rogue antivirus software, as fraudsters unleash a favorite malware-pushing tactic.Game Room
What does the iPad mean for gamers?
Apple's big announcement Wednesday was certainly significant in terms of asserting the company's dominance in the mobile space, but what does the iPad really mean for gamers?News
iPad for the enterprise? Maybe
If Apple's new iPad is going to make its way into large business settings, IT managers will first need to to do some careful evaluations.iOS Central
Hands on with the iPad
Following Apple's iPad event, a trio of Macworld editors get their hands on the new tablet and share their impressions.Mobile Mac
Bagmakers tout iPad carrying options
Accessory makers were quick to jump on the iPad bandwagon, with several bag vendors announcing protective bags and sleeves…some available months before the iPad is even shipping.News
Apple iPad UK release date & pricing info
Worldwide launch for iPad and an educated guess at UK pricingNews
Adobe: We want Flash developers on the iPad
Adobe plans to add support for the iPad's higher screen resolution to its upcoming Packager for iPhone development tool.iOS Central
New iPad means iPhone developers need to think different
Developers are gearing up for the new possibilities in the iPad, but they may have to move beyond their iPhone rootsNews
Apple details first iPad accessories
Here's an early look at the accessories that Apple plans to make available for its iPad tablet.News
Why Apple stuck with AT&T for iPad
Apple's decision to use AT&T as the iPad's 3G network provider is likely to raise tough questions from users who've criticized the carrier's iPhone service.iOS Central
iPad: Perfect for digital comics?
Jason Snell is excited about the iPad being a platform for digital comics.Macworld Podcast
Podcast: Introducing the Apple iPad
Apple's new tablet was the talk of the tech world Wednesday, so naturally it's the focus of our podcast, featuring three editors who saw it up close.News
Apple’s iPad has pitfalls for enterprise
Apple's iPad tablet could be an attractive business tool, but it lacks security and manageability features that enterprises need, analysts said on Wednesday.MacUser
Watch the iPad event in its entirety
Apple has posted the iPad event in its entirety. It's available as a video stream in three resolutions.Macworld Video
Macworld Video: Reaction to the Apple iPad
Macworld's Jason Snell and PCWorld's Steve Fox attended the Apple announcement and spent time with the new iPad. In this video, Fox and Snell share their thoughts–one editor was disappointed by the iPad, the other was pleasantly surprised.MacUser
The iPad’s five worst surprises
We've told you about pleasant surprise from Wednesday's iPad announcement. Now Rob Griffiths shares his thoughts on the less-pleasant discoveries from the iPad's unveiling.MacUser
The iPad is cool — but where’s the Dvorak keyboard?
As impressed as Kirk McElhearn is with the newly unveiled iPad, it's missing one feature that he desperately longs to see.MacUser
The iPad’s five best surprises
With so many rumors flying around for so long about the iPad (as it's now known), few aspects of Wednesday's announcement were real shockers. But there were a few. Dan Frakes takes a look at the five best iPad surprises.MacUser
Summary: Apple puts an end to tablet rumors with iPad
Many people were expecting Apple to unveil an tablet on Wednesday. But the details of the new iPad probably took many observers by surprise.Updated
Apple introduces iWork for iPad
Apple today at its iPad introduction announced a new version of iWork designed specifically for the iPad. The iWork for iPad application suite broadens the potential target audience for the iPad.Updated
iPad to feature Apple’s iBooks e-reader app
The iPad tablet unveiled Wednesday will include an e-book reading app called iBooks that will also let users buy and download e-books directly from the device.Updated