Micro usb = usb.......its a usb input plain and simple. Usb to micro usb cord, problem solved.
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Your perfectly right. Truly a valid warning and criticism. Only newbies shoot wildlife. Real Pro's shoot porn.
This is the kind of snide, immature nonsense we've come to expect from Chato/David Barkin.
Regardless of what you feel about Apple, tablet devices are the future. Why? Because in spite of their lower power, they still allow us to do most of the mobile things we need them to do..and, indeed, things we can't do on our other high powered devices. Yes, I have much higher powered devices. But the reality is that, on a day to day basis, I actually use my "under performing" iPad more than I do my much higher powered (and more power-hungry) devices. And any time I leave the house, it's the iPad I take with me, not these other high devices. I think most consumers are coming to the realization that they don't need a bloated, power-sucking Windows Vista or Windows 7 machine when much lighter devices can allow them to do the same things, and more, with far less size, weight, heat, and power-consumption.
A vice decision.
No, this is a "right post" for anyone who seems to think that anything less than a full-fledged laptop is nothing but a useless "flashy" toy. Get over it, people! There are now very compelling alternatives to lugging around a big ol' power-hungry laptop. If you want to keep denying it, you're just going to find yourself on the wrong side of history.
The Xoom doesn't currently support Flash either. The SD slot in the Xoom is not functional yet.
, I find they are more than eager to view these on the IPad, it is somewhat new experience and very tactile, a pleasing viewing experience is the feedback. BTW I have a full complement of laptop/desktop at home so the iPad is a complementary convenient piece of equipment to me. What some of the posters fail to understand is that it is not a this or that choice, every piece of equipment has it's use and can be used together. As a portfolio device it is very economical, no print charges, the ability to update your portfolio virtually instantly or tailor you portfolio to match your client's interests all without having to have prints made or carrying a laptop, it is a much more relaxed way of showing your images if you hand the the device over and let the viewer scroll through with you providing the verbal descriptions. For someone who is in business and can offset the cost within the balance sheet I cannot see a single reason not to get a tablet of some sort. Your punctuation is not correct. Replace the period with a question mark.
Have you watched the hype around the iPad? Have you read many of the posts on this thread? If you had, you would have known that it's better than a laptop...
I have no idea if you are correct. I tend to think that a good portable computer is the best investment for all these tasks. But then again, if I had money to burn, I might a find a use for a Tablet computer.
David, you are a man clearly still living in the 1990's. Carry around a 4-5lb laptop to a few meetings for a few weeks and tell us how you like it. Unlike you, some of us actually have years of experience on the matter. And based on our first hand experience , 4-5lbs definitely does become a deal breaker. BTW, do you even own a laptop? Hahah!Your punctuation is not correct. Replace the period with a question mark.
Have you watched the hype around the iPad? Have you read many of the posts on this thread? If you had, you would have known that it's better than a laptop...
It's a direct result of the second coming of Moses from Mount Sinai, in this case carrying the iPad instead of a bunch of commandments.
I have no idea if you are correct. I tend to think that a good portable computer is the best investment for all these tasks. But then again, if I had money to burn, I might a find a use for a Tablet computer.
The iPad seems to be getting decent reviews for reliability within the Tablet class of portable computers. Of course all Tablets are crippled computers in which the buyer gives up half of the benefits of a computer in exchange for it's portability. While I can see this extrmeme portability as an asset, it's not as if a laptop is a converted upright desk computer. Four five pounds, shouldn't be a deal breaker.
Dave
So entire industries need to completely rework because the iOS just recently broke 2% browser market share and has been intentionally hobbled to not be able to see one of the most prominent multi-media formats on the web?
And photographers, in general, are pretty bad at running a business. Remember what forum you are in.
