With Apple’s iPad, ‘we’re dealing with the first device ever made specifically for the way we use the Internet. PC’s and laptops were created long before the Internet became the viable tool that it is today. Those computers were made with the intent to create content.’ So says a big Apple investor and zealot in explaining why the iPad will become a business phenomenon across multiple industries,” Bob Evans reports for InformationWeek Global CIO. “Investment advisor and Apple fanatic Jason Schwarz says he’s ‘convinced that the media, the analysts, the market, and maybe even Apple themselves are missing the most important element of the device.’”
The real game changing element of the iPad is that it’s the first computer ever designed to be held with one hand. – Jason Schwarz
Evans writes, “Holy heck! It’s not the software, not the touchscreen, not the interface design, not the graphics capabilities—it’s the one-handedness! Coming from a lot of folks, that idea would sit somewhere between laughable and bizarre—but Schwarz is an awfully bright guy who knows more than most people about Apple and its products and their potential.”
Full article here.
[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader "Jai" for the heads up.]
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