it largely has to do with Apple's retail strategy. Apple now has 300 retail stores worldwide selling iPads directly to customers. That's advantageous, because if the iPad were primarily sold at third-party retail stores, a big chunk of profit would go to those retailers
Stats on the New Yorker on iPad. 20,000 subscriptions purchased, 100,000 readers; 75,000 readers are print subscribers already. NYers print circulation is 1 million.
Ubisoft and GAME have teamed up to launch an Augmented Reality iPad Game that lets you race cars from the new release around just about anywhere you can place a marker…
Pre-teen and even pre-school children are key drivers for adoption of the iPad and other tablet computers, and a substantial number of kids, including two in five 11 and 12 year olds, now regularly use social networks even though they're technically not allowed, according to the LMX Family study conducted in early February by Ipsos OTX.
Retro, but also an interesting look at how experiences (such as using an old printing press that most people have prob never touched) are being ported to the ipad.