Charlie Rose on The iPad, With David Carr, Michael Arrington and Walter Mossberg

David Carr, Michael Arrington and Walter Mossberg talk with Charlie Rose about the iPad.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• tech
• ipad
• charlie rose

[Millahtime]

So people don't bring netbooks or laptops on planes? Give me a break, people bring their laptops everywhere. This can go anywhere people would usually bring a laptop, and is even more portable than a laptop and would be much more comfortable to use.

Do you mean to tell me that you can't read a book or magazine on a plane? The iPad is very similar size as a magazine, so come on just think about it.

The iPad is seriously the PERFECT gadget for a plane or car ride.

[johnmaie]

Who is forcing you to buy one or waste time posting your comments here about it? Are you stupid or something?

[yup7861]

4 idiots

[wearyworld]

@itsmeeeeeeeeeee Brilliant. The emperor has no clothers. I 100% prefer a paper book as opposed to shiny Screen.

[DannyBoy443]

What the hell is this? I know this is suppose to be a break down of the ipad, but my goodness, it's just sucking Jobs cock from beyond the grave. Uggh, I feel like I should take a massive dump on my screen. oh wait, I mean on all ipads. It's way way too expensive, it has no keyboards, and at the end of the day, it's just weird.

[RedSandStudios]

@ZamfirChannel Obviously they aren't listening to consumers like me, because I dislike most of what they design, though I do like their computer operating systems.

[nemo227]

Feb.2, 2011.......from today's perspective it appears to be successful (that's an understatement, isn't it?).

If a product is easy to use (and useful) it's more likely to be used. That's basic.

[ZamfirChannel]

Notice there is absolutely no representative from Apple, but from people who call themselves experts. Walt, and others, still don't get it. The fact is, as is with any other product in the market, Apple only succeeds if people like their products. Steve Jobs makes products that they would like to use themselves, and his repeated saying, "We hope you like it as much as we do". Consumers create the market, not Apple.

[ZamfirChannel]

Notice there is absolutely no representative from Apple, but from people who call themselves experts. Walt, and others, still don't get it. The fact is, as is with any other product in the market, Apple only succeeds if people like their products. Steve Jobs makes products that they would like to use themselves, and his repeated saying "We hope you like it as much as we do". Consumers create the market, not Apple.

[ZamfirChannel]

Notice there is absolutely no representative from Apple, but from people who call themselves experts.