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Great idea. Maybe. Still not sure about 1024x768 resolution. And A-GPS only if you buy the $899 model? Ouch. And supposedly a processor as good as a Snapdragon 1Ghz? That's the same as a HTC HD2 cellphone.
For those of you who have been asking and waiting to see what my new toy is...
...it's the new Apple iPad! So glad my wife let me get one. People say it's just a big iPhone but it's way more than that. I guess you'll just have to get one to know what I'm talking about.
Camara /Camera: Nikon D80
Objetivo / Lense: Sigma105mm f2.8 macro
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The Birdman - Apple iPad - Photographer Russell McNeil PhD (Physics) lives in Nanaimo, British Columbia where he works also as a writer and a personal trainer.
Nine Inch Nails wallpaper specifically formatted for Apple iPad. Could also work on Android phones and other small devices. For iPhone wallpapers, download the NIN:Access iPhone app at access.nin.com
The chase was on!
We were not really expecting a Hornell turn that day. I had been told the train ran once a week and a turn had run the previous day. Dan was driving his Jeep while I was shotgun, navigating on my Apple iPad. This worked very well. On the iPad we could see little side roads that led to the tracks. The iPad's digital map showed us right where we were on the map in relation to the tracks and the access roads. Using e-mail on the iPad and my iPhone I was in virtual contact via a Yahoo group with other railfans who had been there before. We were able to discuss photo locations whith the remote foamers in close to real time. We were chasing a 1970's train with 2011 technology!
The Fall colors were screaming reds, golds, browns and yellows as we chased the Hornell Turn on it's journey toward the NS Southern Tier line in Hornell, NY.
Western New York and Pennsylvania (WNYP) Olean job OL-3, running as the Hornell Turn, blasts through Cuba, NY at 2:23 p.m. on Tuesday, October 4, 2011. MLW M636s WNYP 638 and RRPX 85 are in charge of 32 cars, 2 tank cars and the rest hoppers.
WNYP 638 is an MLW M636. Reportedly: WNYP 638 was built in 1973 by MLW as a model M636, QCM 75, builders number M6072-02. Reporting marks and numbers reported to have been assigned to this locomotive include: NYSW 3672, QCM 75, WNYP 638, WNYPA 638.
What're you looking at here?
James Bond valued something not just for its appearance but also for its utility. My bag has that combination of looks and brains that would make Bond smile and raise an eyebrow, to shine at an embassy party or speed safely through a car chase.
A look at what can usually be found in my bag:
- Apple iPad 2 white & latest iPad (3) black
- old (MCMLXVI) bible
- latest book Dutch architect Wiel Arets with a timeline of ideas, articles & interviews
- rare Ray-Ban sunglass case 50th anniversary 1937-1987
- sunglasses "The general" 24k gold limited edition Ray-Ban 50th anniversary released in 1987
- Gold Card
- MasterCard
- Royal Dutch Classiccar Clubmember card
- In-Ear headphone
- Tech Deck Fingerboard
- Porsche Design Classic Line 2 2.0 key case H6
- Porsche Crest key
This photo is taken with my old iPhone 4 (therefore picture iPhone not included).
So, this is my every day travel kit. It is big enough to carry what I need. Possibly more importantly, it forces me to choose the things that I truly need in my daily kit and not the things that I might need. This bit of discipline is a good thing for me. My Ed Hardy Bag that is all about on what I need and not what I don’t.
Sounds like the perfect bag to bring out my inner secret agent...