iPad + iSight

[I'mAMac]

Camera in iPad?

Might be nothing but would be pretty cool if they included it in the 2nd gen. Anyone seen any info on when a 2nd gen will be arriving. I've heard anywhere from this September to sometime in 2011🙄

 

[pondie84]

Sometime in 2011 sounds like a good guess 😉

They will likely call it 'Face Time' (awful name in my opinion) but I think a camera is a good possibility, no matter what the naysayers on here say. Personally I won't use a camera whenever it's included, but I hazard to guess others might.

 

[I'mAMac]

Sometime in 2011 sounds like a good guess 😉

They will likely call it 'Face Time' (awful name in my opinion) but I think a camera is a good possibility, no matter what the naysayers on here say. Personally I won't use a camera whenever it's included, but I hazard to guess others might.

I probably would use it to video chat and all that but I think a better option would be to just take pictures with it and edit them on that awesome screen. I assume if they implement a camera, they will put one front for face time and one on back for pics.

 

[j3yq]

I like how that article says that some claims to have seen a cam on mr. Jobs iPad. That would be very hard to see!

 

[barkomatic]

I'd like to see someone make an external camera for the iPad. I think it would work better than a built in one.

 

[Meever]

I like how that article says that some claims to have seen a cam on mr. Jobs iPad. That would be very hard to see!

It's in the keynote video. Job's version of the iPad appeared to have a camera or a little hole for one at least. A lot of blogs have done break downs and close ups of the keynote videos and what not.

 

[I'mAMac]

It's in the keynote video. Job's version of the iPad appeared to have a camera or a little hole for one at least. A lot of blogs have done break downs and close ups of the keynote videos and what not.

Yeah Ive seen a few of those and some people just think it is an ambient light sensor for the screen but apple's sensors are always off-center on their devices.