I hope to use mine for everyday tasks such as reading email, surfing the web etc. Might even indulge in a movie or two whilst commuting into uni.

I use it to do the everydays.. Surfin the web of course, cook books and I love the easy of acsess to the news, I ues the app "early edition" It has clips and articles on everything and if you want more just tap and it will take you to that web site..

I have the 64g Ipad but the more I have I think I prolly dont need the 64 gigs, should have got the 32g!

I use my iPad as a electronic portfolio for my photography business as well as
and Electronic Flight Book for use in my airplane. 2 great aviation apps are
SkyCharts Pro and ForeFlight3 HD. Very good and accurate moving map
displays that I use in my Remos G3-600 Light Sport Airplane.

Gene

There are rumors of smaller iPads that will be launched on 4th quarter. Anyway I think at some point Apple will launch new iPads and will diversify the iPad line. I see so many uses for the iPad that I can't even start. But as an artist I think the iPad excels as a tool. I was thinking to get one smaller iPad, when available as I thought a smaller size to be better to take it anywhere and not just for the living room, but when I saw the YouTube videos about finger painting something happened to me. I bought 2 more art apps and started painting and modeling.

Having just got mine I think I'll mainly use it for checking emails etc throughout the day, reading rss feeds, updating Twitter, blogging, surfing the web, reading comics and watching movies. Have no interest in using it as an mp3 player my iPod classic is there for that.

At the beginning I thought: surfing and editing texts. Now I would add gaming to the list...

Mine is LogMeIn to get to my work laptop, PvZ & Solitaire lately....

Its my new computer. If I need to run a windows program a clear remote session. Everything else it has replaced. I love it, just gonna be pissed when the new version will come out and I will be all sad . Haha

I use mine for work and personal use. I am in outside sales and I have product demos loaded on the iPad. I have already noticed a very positive response from customers as they see and interact with the products through the iPad. I also use it at home for browsing, reading, playing games and listening to music. I forgot to mention my favorite feature...Netflix.

The iPad is truly an incredible device!

I will be writing novels on it. The difficulty of moving files off of the device is an excellent security feature for a writer. There is no reason to worry about people "borrowing" my works when they cant access them.

I love writing on the device and the ability of Pages to save files in MS word is handy with publishers. No offense to pages native format, it is just not preferred by the industry.