Apple has released their newest creation, the iPad. While opinions vary and many speculate whether or not it will hit or miss in its target market, the proof could be in the apps.
Some reports seem to focus on its limitations, yet with an ever growing trend of building stable, user friendly platforms on which developers can create their own master pieces, the applications yet to come will likely be the proving pieces that make or break new technologies such as the iPad.
If the iPhone is a comparable predecessor then it would seem the iPad would have a promising future in the realm of apps. While it is early in game for iPad, it will be interesting to see how it and it's 140,000+ apps are received by anxious Apple enthusiasts. Apple has already made the call to developers, offering everything necessary to get started creating your own iPad apps.
This tablet is designed to be used in conjunction with the Internet, games, Apple TV, the App Store, iTunes, and iWork '09. Using Wi-Fi and/or 3G Networks, the iPad functions similarly to the iPhone and iPod Touch. The iPad features a 9.7 inch screen, additional connectivity options and enhanced efficiency and performance to provide for an extreme battery life of up to 10 hours on a single charge.
See Steve Jobs' demo yourself on the video below from the ABC Nightline Coverage of the iPad unveiling hosted on Hulu:
For more information and full specs visit apple.com/ipad.
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