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 * Is iPad a Revolution?**

In my opinion, iPad is totally not a revolution but instead it is just a minor upgrade on existing hardware. iPad lacks many features that were expected from users, such as a simple HDMI output that can allow users to maximize or showcase their video to a group of people. Secondly, it lacks the amount of storage space since the iPad is a bit larger in size it should allow more storage for users to store books, videos, files, songs. Thirdly, it lacks the most important lifestyle for many which is the camera. The camera is extremely useful for many users as this can allow live video chat through instant messaging programs and since the iPad will be available from data plans through wireless carriers the camera can perform a live video conference chat. If the camera is not built into this device it is one less for getting it with the use thru wireless carriers.

This device is only a larger version of the iPhone which can in turn be a downgrade version as the size is bigger. Most consumers are in search of smaller device with all-in-one functions this device does not have more functions than the iPhone but instead the same in a only larger display. If the iPad has more functions such as those mentioned above or a USB output it would be more attractive. Although many users sends and receives files through emails, but what if there is no Wi-Fi around? The only option is to go with the wireless carriers which you have to pay $30.00 USD per month. That is just a way for the already wealthy rich companies to grab money out of your pocket through this newer larger odd looking device. If the iPad was built similar to a netbook with more outputs and not having to built different adapters it would certainly be more convenient and worth the money of the consumers.