<p>It is OK to disagree. We are individuals and we are entitled to different expectations.</p>
<p>All I know is that when given the opportunity to pick up my iPad or a laptop, I will never pick the first. If I am riding the train, I would prefer to start the iPad over the … iPhone.</p>
<p>Actually, I have no problems living with the absence of a USB, but this is because I do not think it would extremely useful to load many things on the iPad to start with. Other issues are much more annoying. Why have a great screen resolution if displaying pictures in an ORGANIZED way is so darn hard? Isn’t that something the iPad should do perfectly? </p>
<p>As far as browsing, having tabs is NOT the same thing as opening multiple windows. Again, this shows the target market of Apple. While that is OK, we should not pretend the iPad is better or equal to a laptop or desktop to browse the web. You mention a handful of sites? I think that that number is a LOT higher than a handful. But again, that must depend on the individual uses. </p>
<p>Setting all of that aside, may I ask you how well the iPad functions when watching an Amazon on demand video? Or a past show of ABC, NBC, CBS?</p>