GBM InkShow: Unboxing the iPad

Posted by | 04/03/2010 | 9 Comments

OK, after a quick conversation with the UPS driver, I got down to the obligatory  unboxing the iPad and here’s the video for your perusal. As you can see there’s not much in the box beyond the iPad, the charger and sync cable. I’m in the process now of syncing things up and will have more shortly.

GBM InkShows are sponsored by MobileDemand, makers of rugged Tablet PCs

Tags: ,

Category: Hardware, InkShows

About the Author (Author Profile)

Warner Crocker is a professional theatre director, producer and playwright and also a Tablet PC enthusiast. He is also a Microsoft MVP for Tablet PCs. Send email to Warner.
  • http://www.kevinpurcell.org Kevin Purcell

    You lucky dog! Still waiting.

  • Toby

    Thanks Warner

  • Gavin Miller

    Good to see a grown man excited like a kid at Xmas! Enjoy that sucker Warner and think of us Brits still waiting for prices and release date.

  • http://sumocat.blogspot.com Sumocat

    Hey guys,

    Commenting from the Apple Store in Reston. Keyboard takes some practice. Working about as well for me with two hands in landscape as two thumbs In portrait. Feels pretty good in hand. A bit too wide though. Needs a split thumb board.

    • http://sumocat.blogspot.com Sumocat

      Really needs swipe support for navigation. Back and forward buttons at the top left corner is dumb.

      • HG

        I agree maybe Apple can fix this and add it in update.

  • CLC

    LOL. You did the same thing as your wife in trying to open up the Macbook with the logo facing towards you. :D

    (I noticed that my ThinkPad does it differently in having the “logo” facing towards where it opens.)

  • HG

    Posting with my new iPad. So far very nice. Very quick and keyboard is ok. Got to get used to it.

  • Tim

    From watching the video, the iPad needed to be to plugged into the computer, to get it going. There’s alot of talk of the iPad being the only computer, regular folks would need. But without a computer available to get the iPad started, then regular folks would still have get a computer in addition to the iPad.