How People Think

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Recently i was on techjamaica in their forums where im a regular and one of its members posted a video of persons being being tricked into thinking that what they were testing out was the new iPad 3 which really were iPad2s, check it out here .

What fellow posters in the the thread and i kept talking about is how Apple is able to reproduce the same iDevices with not much major changes to the hardware or software and continue to reap a lot from it, but as usual there are always going to be devoted apple fans that hate  when you talk the truth. I might sound as if i hate Apple but i dont,  in fact i love using there products.Then what is the reason for this post ?..it is merely just to give users of these products a heads up when upgrading to the "latest".

Reasons to get an iPad 3:
  • You never had a device made by Apple.
  • You care about performance and for you the iPad 1 or 2 just wasn't cutting it.
  • You care about hardware and you love the fact that it is built to last.
  Reasons not to:
  •  Just because its the latest and all your friends are doing the same.why would you want to do a thing like that when you barely have gotten use to your iPad2?
  • You want to save money.There are lots of great tablets out there that im sure can do the same as the iPad or even better and it is way cheaper(note: again im not an Apple hater).
  • Its just too early to buy a new iPad and your iPad2 dosnt even have a scratch on itso why not wait on the next release which  probably will be in another year or so.
 I hope you found this blog interesting and if there is something you need to clarify you can contact the author here or leave a comment and i will try to reply as soon as possible.

You can follow or even come and join the thread at techjamaica here  where im sure you'll be able to find and reason with some of the best techies around.


Comments

  1. owenMay 8, 2012 at 12:36 PM

    You forgot the most important reason not to buy it - its too expensive and the ipad4 is going to blow it away!

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  2. bobMay 8, 2012 at 1:07 PM

    arnt they all

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  3. advance technologyAugust 23, 2012 at 4:11 AM

    I am fully agreed with you, it seems that you have a good writing skills, thanks!

    ReplyDelete
  4. Tech 4 TechnologySeptember 23, 2012 at 3:55 PM

    Yes, I am strongly agreed with you, please keep writing like this.
    Tech 4 Technology

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