Welcome the new Kindle competitor. Above, you’ll find some of the first pictures showing the ebook capabilities of Apple’s new iPad. We should have more thoughts on the iPad coming later today. Pictures come via gdgt.com, which has been providing excellent live coverage of the Apple event.
First Glimpse of Apple’s New eReader
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This is entirely subjective, I know, but not having an e-ink screen is a major plus for me. I could never get into the Kindle screen, especially at night.