iSlate/iTablet = Star Trek Data Pad

[Aaloka]

i have been looking forward to buy a new ebook reader so i am confused between an iSlate/iTablet or Startrek data pad. Anyone knows which one of them is a better device. Please guide me so that i can get the best device also are there any descrepancies after buying these device. Anyone any ideas. i will be thankful to you.

[Gonzo]

I would suggest you to go for the iSlate i think that it is now known as the Ipad.

• OLED display.
• TV tuner high-definition and video recording
• Double camera, front and back.
• The back of the device may be used for recharging the device using sunlight.
• You can use the Apple wireless keyboard.
• Ability fingerprint identification.

[Halina]

I have not yet heard the release of the Star trek data pad so i would not suggest you to buy that because before getting much information about the start trek data it is not possible to recommend the same since we are not aware of the start trek data pad it would be better if you purchase the iTablet or the ipad itself.

[Pugsly]

The operating system of the italet or the ipad is obviously the iPhone OS adapted to the screen size.

It has video output to connect to a TV. There are games, such as FarmVille, the well-known company Zynga on Facebook.

The battery lasts a very short run the games, but used to read only lasts much longer. My suggestion would be ISlate only. all the best

[Regina]

The Tablet goes hand in hand with software, probably will show some of the new iPhone OS. I also think it is pertinent to refresh the MacBook with the new Intel processors. There are rumors that SEGA will ally themselves with Apple for a console electronica wait and see what happens. Simply the iSlate/itablet will be the best.

[Wiro]

Clearly, even without buttons, the iPhone is doing rather well as a platform for mobile games, thanks to 3G, which allows to use almost anywhere , Yet others are a bit more careful, like Simon Jeffrey, former President of Sega of America today in charge of publishing for Ngmoco, who does not see a device of this kind is sufficient for this that exists on the mobile company.

[Gonzo]

I have heard a lot of questions raised as to whether selling (or giving away) apps on the iPhone App Store is a viable software business model for application developers. With 120,000 plus. There's a strong argument to be made that the price of iPhone apps will be driven to zero, as our software model continues to shift to free apps and content, sustained through upgrades, value added services, additional content, and in-app advertising revenues.