I was mostly being a sarcastic ass.I find that printing from a toy like an iPad is like printing from my memory card. Kinda silly. I need my computer for that. Maybe I do too much post processing. Idk. And maybe that will change. But at the moment all that stuff is too toy like to be taken seriously by any serious amateur. But in the distant future maybe more better photography output devices will come to the iPad. Any company could pop one out. Apple didn't say no. But. The market isn't filling that void. Why? Possibly because the void isn't huge. Maybe because the tool or toy isn't ready. Idk. The iPad doesn't take great photos. I'd guess that better video tools come first. That's just a guess. Any guess is just as good or better.Anyone else wanna chime in?~KM\,,/(^_^)\,,/(: Rocked from my iPhone4 :)I recall the promise of the paperless office. And I remember the era of the costly and ever so noise printer and few compared to today had a PC. Then people started loving printers, rediscovered photography, and cheap printers arrived. Now, most people have a printer, and paper use has vastly increased.
Most paper comes from farms so killing trees is a non-starter.
Some people absolutely need a printer. I absolutely need a printer.
--- In iPad@yahoogroups.com, Just Murray <krismurray@...> wrote:
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> Apple needs to help the facilitation of killing trees? Really? Really?
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> Personally, I kinda hope apple kills the inkjet the way it killed the floppy.
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> ~KM
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> (: Rocked from my iPhone4 :)
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> On Sep 26, 2011, at 7:53 AM, Charles Carroll <911@...> wrote:
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> > Apple needs to more aggressively address printing for their user's sakes. I am lucky I do my word processing on Zoho.com when on my iPad then p
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