I use iPad for almost everything.I am Nursing student so I do all my study through iPad. GoodReader is incredible and immensely helplful because it lets me write,draw circle or lines, highlight,add side notes on PDF file.
AirPrint feature is time saver.
Micromedex Drug app is kind of life saver.it gives all possible information about any medication instantly.When other start flipping pages of extra thick drug book, I am done with the help of iPad.
I love gaming on XBox 360but since I am working and studying I hardly get time, so playing games on iPad is incredible.Dead space is my favorite game.
I watch TV shows using abc Player and movies using NETFLIX.

iPad has become integral part of my life, if I didn't have the iPad I would not have been able carry on with studies along with working full time.

I thank APPLE for making such a great device that is helping me in shaping up my dreams.

Originally Posted by Koula

If I could run excell on the iPad, then maybe I would still have my data. So frustrating, never use a toy for business and expect it to be serious.

You can run MS Excell. Get Documents-to-Go by Dataviz and sync all of your MS Word, Excell, Powerpoint effortlesly. You can even lock individual spread sheets before syncing them and they will not open on the iPad untill you put in the pass word for that spread sheet. You can also create new docs. on the fly right on the iPad. I have used this app for years on Palm devices. They know what they are doing.

i puchased it last week mainly for reading websites and PDF's. i have a huge collection of e-mags like MAD and Atariage, some 10 gigs worth or more. Its nice to beable to lay down in bed and read stuff like a book.

i also play chess on it. i got shredder chess and chess online. the FICS chess one i purchased i quickly deleted...wish i could have demoed it first.

I work for a design/build contractor and use my iPad every day. It is not only my calendar and email when I am on the road, but I also use Logmein to access my computer at the office to view old emails, documents and drawings.

I use Pages to type my site meeting minutes, and I both edit and distribute the minutes directly from the iPad. I also use Pages to record deficiencies during final walkthroughs and immediately PDF them to the site super (no more waiting until I get back to the office, typing them up and mailing them out).

Adobe Ideas is perfect for marking up drawings on site. I convert my PDFs to JPEGS and sync them to my iDisk, copy to the iPad's native album and import to Ideas. Sounds complicated, but it only takes a minute and this allows me to quickly and legibly mark up drawings in multiple colours and distribute them in PDF to my trades and supers.

I also use iBooks for reading and searching RFPs on site.

watch online video and too much more

i really use it for internet

The same to you, I use my iPad mostly on the go or in bed. I like to surf a few forums just before bed

I use mine as most of above. Internet, email, weather, etc.

I'd really like to use it as a music accompianist. Like Band in the Box, only by itself. I use BiB on desktop but would like a stand alone on the iPad. I've looked. Ideas.

For me, there are a number of areas where an IPad (waiting on one to arrive) would benefit me. I am not one to be much into gaming, or downloading movies, but will be quite keen on surfing & emailing when away from home. As a photographer, I also plan to use the IPad as a presentational tool for clients. Another thing that I find quite appetizing is the fact that there is a app (only $8) which would afford remote capturing of my photographic efforts. Aside from these mentioned, I am sure that there will be much more that I will find such a unit to allow me to do.

Originally Posted by NLAlston

For me, there are a number of areas where an IPad (waiting on one to arrive) would benefit me. I am not one to be much into gaming, or downloading movies, but will be quite keen on surfing & emailing when away from home. As a photographer, I also plan to use the IPad as a presentational tool for clients. Another thing that I find quite appetizing is the fact that there is a app (only $8) which would afford remote capturing of my photographic efforts. Aside from these mentioned, I am sure that there will be much more that I will find such a unit to allow me to do.

My friend, who's a photographer uses an app called, ShutterSnitch for transferring raw photos that he takes in the studio to clients holding an iPad in the waiting room, or right there in the studio, who can then give instant feedback on the shots. The app is $16. You'll also need a file-transmitter card, such as Eye-Fi for your camera, and a local wireless network but he says that it's been a great marketing tool.