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"  We found the iPad best for websurfing, email, and media on the go. This tablet is lightweight, thin, and intuitive. The iPhone-like landscape and settings are simple and easy to use. The device comes with a few great applications already preloaded \u2014 and there&amp;#039;s a whole universe of great programs in the Apple app store \u2014 but if you don&amp;#039;t have Wi-Fi (or the 3G version), and money to spend on applications, you&amp;#039;re out of luck. Unfortunately, the iPad is incapable of playing flash video, which accounts for the majority of videos available on the web. It&amp;#039;s also not capable of taking notes with a stylus, so not a good replacement for a laptop or primary computer. By and far, users rated the iPad their favorite tablet. Readers also loved the iPad when compared to other eReaders. Because it is touch-enabled, you can flip pages with a flick of the finger, and edit features include the ability to search, bookmark, and look up words in the dictionary. It is recommended to download the iBooks app free from the App Store and check out books on the iBookstore \u2014 including tens of thousands of books \u2014 many of them free; but you can also download a myriad of other apps, including the Kindle for the iPad. While it does have limitations to what it&amp;#039;s capable of, the things the iPad does do, it does incredibly well.apple.com.  File support: txt, azw, rtf, epub, pdf*  *We are only accounting for common formats of txt, azw, rtf, epub, pdf, mobi, doc  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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