iPad shoppers flood Portland stores
Apple Inc. began selling its much-anticipated iPad on Saturday, drawing eager customers intent on being among the first owners of a new class of tablet-style computers. Apple must convince people who already have smart phones, laptops, e-book readers, set-top boxes and home broadband connections that they need another device that serves many of the same purposes. But the scores of people who …

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iPad FAQ: Your Top 14 Questions Answered
We answer all your questions about the iPad in this list of 14 frequently asked questions.

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Opinion: Not so fast for iPad mania
There are products out there similar to the iPad that are actually more powerful and cheaper.

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Core of original Apple tablet lives on in iPhone, iPad
iFixit tears down the Apple Newton: Its DNA is still around.

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US media raves over Apple iPad
US media outlets are gushing like star-struck lovers over the Apple iPad in early reviews ahead of its much-anticipated sales launch on Saturday.

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Developers scramble to get their iPad apps in Apple’s App Store
In highly competitive application market, being early is critical to success

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Apple’s iPad: The First Reviews Are In
The biggest surprise from the first batch of iPad reviews? That there are no real surprises. Everyone’s impressed.

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U.S. media raves over Apple iPad
U.S. media outlets Thursday gushed over the Apple iPad in early hands-on reviews ahead of its much-anticipated sales launch at the weekend. “This beautiful new touch-screen device from Apple has the potential to change portable computing profoundly, and to challenge the primacy of the laptop,” said the Wall Street Journal, calling it a “game changer.”

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Reviews praise iPad battery life, ease of use
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Apple Inc’s iPad scored very well in terms of ease of use and battery life in its first reviews, but it won’t obliterate the laptop computer market just yet, according to the New York Times and Wall Street Journal.

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Steve Jobs Bashes Flash While Promoting Apple iPad
Apple’s Steve Jobs allegedly called Adobe’s Flash a dying technology, in a meeting with Wall Street Journal executives earlier this week, according to published reports. While some analysts believe Flash can stand strong, others point to past examples of Jobs initiating a death knell.

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