I didn't need 1 camera on the iPad I certainly don't need 2...
If YOU didn't need it - that certainly settles this for the rest of the world.
I didn't need 1 camera on the iPad I certainly don't need 2...
mattwolfmatt said:I still can't imagine taking pictures of anything with an iPad. Hopefully there's some other type of feature than will benefit from the rear camera.
Facetime requires two cameras.
If this is the "killer feature" of iPad 2, I'm happy I got iPad 1. I already have an iphone, and while using Facetime is cool, my arm gets a little tired after about 5 minutes of holding it there. I can't imagine how long I could last holding an iPad out there.
WLS said:A rear facing camera? REALLY? Useless in a large iPad device. I may not buy one if it has this- really
All my friends, and all the mindless hordes freaking out, frantically logging on the the apple store, lining up in the street, for the 1st gen apple this that or the other, made me laugh. When the first one came out, without a camera, I had that sinking feeling in my stomach: "apple, you bunch of stinking whores, you are exploiting your fans yet again. You will release the next generation with cameras, and all these suckers will go out and buy it again." And lo and behold, as with all apple products, it has come to pass. Similarly, I didn't buy the first iphone because it didn't allow mms (even though it was perfectly capable of it) which I thought was particularly disgusting of them. I wonder, how do all you guys feel about being exploited like this?
Are you saying that you should be able to get GPS in the iPad without upgrading to the 3G version? It would be cool if Apple added $20 to the price and put a GPS antenna in the WiFi iPad (and in the iPod Touch).
I purchased a 3G iPad for two reasons:
1) So I could get 3G internet access a few times per year when I needed it (i.e.: when the family goes on vacation or I go on a business trip)
2) So my iPad would not be crippled when it came to GPS-enabled applications like Find-my-iPad or Google Maps.
I don't expect Apple to raise the price point to allow for GPS enablement -- but the ability to link the device at the OS-level to a third-party bluetooth GPS receiver would be cool -- I'm betting said receiver would still cost you at least $50. I'm not holding my breath for Apple increasing the number of options for GPS.
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Lol someone explain to me this odd behavior from the forum hating on innovation?!
It's maddening!
I didn't need 1 camera on the iPad I certainly don't need 2...
A rear facing camera? REALLY? Useless in a large iPad device. I may not buy one if it has this- really
Apple is really annoying holding off their update until after the holiday.
It's simple - if it has FaceTime, which it surely will, then it wil have two cameras. One of the very cool features (which I used last night incidentally) is to show your caller what you're seeing with the rear camera. Why would they leave this feature off the iPad 2?
I think a cool AR iPad app would be drawing constellations and planet locations over a live feed of the night sky. At least that would be interesting to check out, IMO.
It's not Apple's fault that you have no imagination.