Tried to use it for sales presentations but it gets too distracting to my clients. Presentations go overboard and take too long...

it's good to have when you're in a boring presentation :P

I like following the trend of buying iPod, iPhone, and iPad.

OK OK, personally I think that the iPAd is great... infact I love it! The best thing is that I can carry my entire library with me where ever I go. No more 10 pounds of books in my bag! ...but more then that I dont´know that to use the iPad for... I mean, do you miss 3G then you cant use the ipad for anything more than reading basically... right?

I've used my iPad almost every day since April. Actually this is my second one. My husband started borrowing mine so much for google, email, Stumble Upon app, Blocks game app, ebooks, etc. that I gave him that one as an early Christmas / birthday present.

I got a 3G one and it was great on several road trips, where I demoed it for family and friends. I did a Keynote slide show of family photos. I love the Pandora radio app, Bejeweled game app, Photo origami slide show, plus email and Internet on the couch or in bed. And I like the Barnes & Noble app's sample chapters. Free ebooks from ProjectGutenberg are wonderful. I've been reading more poetry, plus classics like the Iliad, the Odyssey, and Walden.

I gave a third iPad to a sister who's recovering from a major operation for cancer. She used it in a doctor's waiting room, to play games apps, plus to check email and use the Internet on the couch, with wifi.

Originally Posted by devehrey

I like following the trend of buying iPod, iPhone, and iPad.

I was really close to you. iPod, iPod Touch, Macbook Pro, then iPad. I guess to be fair, I should really count the Apple IIC I had way too many years ago than I care to admit.

I forgot to mention weather watches (summer thunderstorms) using radar on weather apps. My husband loves using the Weather Bug app. He says it has it all and it's efficient.

web, apps, music, facebook, youtube

I bought an IPad for my wife about 10 days ago. She is using it the exact same way she used her netbook. She reads a ton of fanfiction on the net at home. The instant on and longer battery is great for her along with the bigger and better screen. She also likes that email is faster to get to. She is not one to carry around her phone with her all the time in the house.

We both have Iphones and I use my Iphone for light surfing while watching TV and playing a game or two.

I realized that we don't really do much real computing at home. We just surf and check emails and play some games.

So far,

1. Keep track of my medicine, blood pressure logs, blood sugar, and medical records.
2. Day planner, project management.
3. Meeting notes and plain old note pad.
4. Some music if I don't have my zune around.
5. movies
6. got the camera kit for pictures, editing or downloading from camera for times when I'm not around my computer.
7. I have the MusicReader software for my piano sheet music.
8. some gaming.
9. websurfing
10. quick access for some of my work pdf's.
11. email
12. news
13. keeping track of finances, balancing my checkbook.
14. remote access to my desktop from anywhere in the house. if only I could get the IT department to allow iPad access...imagine the possibilities.

I just find the iPad so much more useful than my smartphone because the screen size is just perfect, and it's so much lighter and portable than my laptop. I really enjoy the fact that I can I have it on and useable in less than a few seconds.