Today’s remainders are the leftovers tidbits from the big iPad daysuch as a comparison between Judas and the Apple device, ownership of ipad dot com, imaginary cameras, and silly Steve’s price switcheroo.
Someone’s found good fortune in Apple’s underwhelming new tablet computer: STM, Aussie purveyors of chic laptop bags, won’t be in a rush to make new bags as their current line of extra small bags will fit the iPad “perfectly”.
In case you were wondering what South Australia’s new R18+ video segregation laws would look like in the real world, this is a JB Hi-Fi store in South Australia. They’ve got the official announcement, and if you look closely you’ll see Clint Eastwood’s The Enforcer directly above some soft-core porn. Yep, if you want to watch a movie unsuitable for kids, you’ll have to wade through the boobies as well. [@Jickle via @DarrenWells]
As I write this, I’m down in Melbourne for Panasonic’s launch of the new Lumix camera range we saw a couple of days ago. And I’ve got all the local details:
That thing we showed (and showed and showed) earlier? That wasn’t the real iPad. This is, as demo’d by “John” – aka funniest living Twitterer Peter Serafinowicz. 3D games!!!
Remember how excited we were about the TomTom iPhone app? How young and foolish we were! And how disappointed iPod Touch owners were that the cradle didn’t work with their device. Well, as of yesterday, TomTom officially caters to iPod Touch owners as well!
As always, Apple’s posted a full video of the iPad event, so you can pretend you were right there as Steve Jobs unveiled the world’s most incredible digital photo frame. [Apple]