iPad And YOU, How An iPad Will Make A Roadtrip That Much More Enjoyable

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**Editors note: this post is written with the idea of having a iPad 3G

Gadgets:

The new iPad is a revolutionary device and is sure to be a device used by business users and casual users alike in an automotive atmosphere.

Just what could you do while keeping your iPad in your car?

Well there are numerous uses for the uber gadget but of course you will have to have the 3G equipped device to take full advantage if it's capabilities.

Here is a list we compiled:

1.GPS : Mount the iPad 3G in your vehicle and use it as a dedicated GPS device. It's amazing large screen would work wonders when using Google Maps....

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WorldofLuxury - 4/10/2010 2:53:12 PM

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In today's market, the iPad is just limiting the advancement of consumer technology. I just don't understand why competitors haven't stepped up, especially in advertising.

veyron1001 - 4/10/2010 5:45:07 PM

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By distracting you the whole way until your destination?

uaw_lax - 4/10/2010 7:49:44 PM

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Auto makers already have better devices comming to markets real soon so you dont have to have some one hacking at your dash and hoping they can put it back together without sqeaking or voiding your warranty.

ToyotaGUY - 4/10/2010 10:31:40 PM

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GPS and all that Cool...But what the iPad REALLY needs is a flash player for the internet !!

DaHarder - 4/11/2010 2:30:19 AM

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Look...

I currently own an iPad 64gb/WiFi and have an iPad 64gb/3g scheduled for shipment at the end of the month, and openly admit that they're intriguing devices that work relatively well as media consumption devices, but there's no task that the iPad performs that either my DROID or the spouse's iPhone doesn't do in a far more convenient/more mobile package.

Personally, I'm of the belief that iPad use in a vehicle should be relegated solely to back seat passengers due to potential that the excessive glare from the glossy display can accidentally impair the driver's vision, as well as the overall distraction that it presents for the driver.