did you buy your 16MB ipad from some guy on the street?
i would pay the extra money and at least get 1 GB.
Maybe you should have owned it for 13.6 days and looked at the back.
Brilliant observation.
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did you buy your 16MB ipad from some guy on the street?
i would pay the extra money and at least get 1 GB.
Maybe you should have owned it for 13.6 days and looked at the back.
yep, it seems as if the nastier they are, the dumber they act.Brilliant observation.
A tale of two ipads.
1. Wifi, in an apple case, in the seat back pocket of a Honda van, on the west side of the van in the parking lot at the magic kingdom, in the handicap lot so nothing on that side, and the van is black. ( from about 10:30-4:30)
2. 3G, in a speck candy shell, in the timbuk2 netbook messenger, with 3G inadvertently left on with mail being pushed, on the floor under the one in the seat back.
Temp - car is showing 93. It's hot in the parking lot.
I pull out the 3G, turn it on to check and email. No issues.
Child's wifi won't turn on......temperature screen. She holds it to the ac vent for about 5 minutes and it is fine.
All can figure is that my roomy bag and not sealed with a flap case helped the heat dissipate throughout the day. She has the same bag, but had taken it into the park with here, hence the use of the seat pocket.
It will be interesting to see how it goes this summer. I know i need it outdoors on June 5-6th, AC won't be an option.
For the record, my battery went from 95% to 72% sitting in that bag with 3G running and probably working hard for the signal.
I think leaving your iPad in a car that gets hot is just asking for trouble. My understanding of capacitors is when they get hot, the electrolyte solution turns from a liquid into a gas and the hotter it gets the more the pressure builds up. Why would you even take the chance?
A tale of two ipads.
1. Wifi, in an apple case, in the seat back pocket of a Honda van, on the west side of the van in the parking lot at the magic kingdom, in the handicap lot so nothing on that side, and the van is black. ( from about 10:30-4:30)
2. 3G, in a speck candy shell, in the timbuk2 netbook messenger, with 3G inadvertently left on with mail being pushed, on the floor under the one in the seat back.
Temp - car is showing 93. It's hot in the parking lot.
I pull out the 3G, turn it on to check and email. No issues.
Child's wifi won't turn on......temperature screen. She holds it to the ac vent for about 5 minutes and it is fine.
All can figure is that my roomy bag and not sealed with a flap case helped the heat dissipate throughout the day. She has the same bag, but had taken it into the park with here, hence the use of the seat pocket.
It will be interesting to see how it goes this summer. I know i need it outdoors on June 5-6th, AC won't be an option.
For the record, my battery went from 95% to 72% sitting in that bag with 3G running and probably working hard for the signal.
I think leaving your iPad in a car that gets hot is just asking for trouble. My understanding of capacitors is when they get hot, the electrolyte solution turns from a liquid into a gas and the hotter it gets the more the pressure builds up. Why would you even take the chance?
I think leaving your iPad in a car that gets hot is just asking for trouble. My understanding of capacitors is when they get hot, the electrolyte solution turns from a liquid into a gas and the hotter it gets the more the pressure builds up. Why would you even take the chance?
A tale of two ipads.
1. Wifi, in an apple case, in the seat back pocket of a Honda van, on the west side of the van in the parking lot at the magic kingdom, in the handicap lot so nothing on that side, and the van is black. ( from about 10:30-4:30)
2. 3G, in a speck candy shell, in the timbuk2 netbook messenger, with 3G inadvertently left on with mail being pushed, on the floor under the one in the seat back.
Temp - car is showing 93. It's hot in the parking lot.
I pull out the 3G, turn it on to check and email. No issues.
Child's wifi won't turn on......temperature screen. She holds it to the ac vent for about 5 minutes and it is fine.
All can figure is that my roomy bag and not sealed with a flap case helped the heat dissipate throughout the day. She has the same bag, but had taken it into the park with here, hence the use of the seat pocket.
It will be interesting to see how it goes this summer. I know i need it outdoors on June 5-6th, AC won't be an option.
For the record, my battery went from 95% to 72% sitting in that bag with 3G running and probably working hard for the signal.
I just dont get it. Why sit in the sun when it's so hot that your ipad stops working. Aren't you guys concerned about skin cancer??
it's been 14 Celsius here, sometimes a bit warmer in a nice corner of my garden, but so far not any warning. Perhaps it will be like the core duo MacBooks pro that got less warm after firmware updates.