Here’s what you need to know:
1. Get yourself an aftermarket, hard-qwerty keyboard: For my money, the real winner is Salt Lake City-based Zagg’s all-aluminum ZAGGmate ($99). This iPad cover features a well-designed keyboard, rugged aluminum shell and surprisingly high-quality look and feel. When using it you will need to remind yourself you’re not working on a legit MacBook.
2. Don’t be afraid to invest in software at the App Store: You will be surprised — and honestly, overwhelmed — by the number and quality of business apps.
3. Remember that you are [mostly] accessing data with your iPad, not creating it: Enter much of your business content as possible elsewhere and use the iPad for virtual access to that content.
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[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Fred Mertz” for the heads up.]