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" Although it&amp;#039;s also considered a tablet, Apple&amp;#039;s iPad ($499 to $829) is truly in a class of its own.  Its screen is highly reactive \u2014 no one has yet matched Apple&amp;#039;s touch technology. Web browsing, e-book reading, and game playing are simply elegant, although the iPad doesn&amp;#039;t support Flash, which means online video options are limited. We downloaded word-processing, spreadsheet, and presentation programs \u2014 they looked great, but using the touch keyboard is challenging (a peripheral real one sells for $69). The iPad also lacks a stylus-enabled note-taking option. Bottom line: It&amp;#039;s tons of fun and has productivity potential, but probably couldn&amp;#039;t replace a primary computer. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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