You are in DC, it blows there. :shakes head:
Here AT&T is fine, but we get zero Android phones (AT&T) until summer so I might be switching. I think with OS X Apple could even have made a slightly modified UI for the iPad to give it more touch function without having to dig into the folders.

My only question though, is OS X fully touch ready? Pinch, zoom, multitouch, etc.

This would have been somewhat innovative (and useful)

Taking the iPhone/iTouch OS and slamming it onto a big *** tablet isnt however.

I agree with that as well. I hate att I do not care where the service is.

All apple accomplished is a giant iPod touch do they really expect people to buy their giant iPod or just people like us to flame them for it??

Here is another interesting device that fills some of the holes left by the iPad (flash support, camera, 1080p output and multitasking)

https://thejoojoo.com/sites/

Joojoo tablet hands-on (video) -- Engadget

8 Things That Suck About the iPad - apple ipad - Gizmodo enough said

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Reminds me of the CrunchPad that didn't make it to market:

The End Of The CrunchPad

It is the crunchpad, they renamed it.
The joojoo is nice, but it is all web based so the iPad has that one upped in terms of offline app usage. Also, the keyboard on that thing is horrible, but it will be interesting to see if it can perform (still in a pre-order stage).

I was really hoping for a 64 GB or 128 GB iPhone. 32 GB just isn't enough for me to consolidate my ancient Razr and personal media player into one device just yet. I have no use for an oversized iPhone that won't fit in my pocket.

iPhone updates are now always scheduled to be released around June, maybe a small announcement at Macworld, but usually Macworld is there software keynote (and they have a big one with update 4.0).

I can already picture the protective cases for this thing - adding to it's overall size and uselessness.