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Mar 18

2010

What I Didn't Know I Wanted From The iPad: Cooler Footnotes

Posted by Dan Gibson in ipad , enhanced ebooks

As the April 3rd launch date of the iPad inches closer, the details of what we're actually going to see on the laptop without a hinge and a keyboard have been a little sparse. We were promised the future with this thing! I want to see some magic books!

Well, at very least, I would like to see some reason to fork out several hundred dollars for what still seems a little like a bigger version of my iPhone. Finally, however, we're hearing from individual publishers what they'll have going on around the device's launch date.

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