What Tablet Computers Mean To Your Business and Personal Computing Needs

The recent launch of the Apple iPad ushered in aemail.  It is portable, with a very bright and vibrant
unique new type of computer: a "tablet", designed to9.7-inch display.  When needed, the iPad has an
fill the gap between a smart phone (like a Blackberryonscreen keyboard, which early reviews report
or an iPhone) and a more powerful laptop.works quite well for typing and data entry needs.
Many business people are asking what these newThe iPad also offers benefits for the professional in
tablet computers mean to their business, and theirtheir time off.  For instance, both the Wall Street
personal computing needs.Journal and USA Today offer iPad-specific versions of
Tablets, and their target audience:their newspaper, so you can read them with your
Tablets are not built to be business machines - themorning coffee without the ink stains!
processor-intensive needs and extensive storageThe iPad is also fairly powerful, with a 1 GHz A4
space required for most businesses are simply notprocessor.  It's not likely to beat your existing laptop
provided in either the iPad, or upcoming slateor desktop in terms of speed, but its processor is
computers like the HP Slate.weighty enough that it can handle the specific needs
Where these tablets do excel is for personal use: ifof the iPad well.
you have a computer at work, but only do lightWhat's on the horizon for slate computers:
email, web surfing, eBook reading, watching videos orApple has targeted a very specific audience with
listening to music at home, a slate computer could betheir product, and many more companies are now
a perfect match for you.working to come up with competitive computers. 
Benefits of the iPad:One of the most prominent on the horizon is the HP
The iPad is optimized for web surfing, multimedia andSlate.