> From your article, I'm guessing you're missing the excellent Logitech ultraslim keyboard case, have multitasking gestures turned off, and aren't that familiar with the productivity applications available.
I agree that productivity is possible with an iPad, but perhaps it requires "being familiar" with a lot of stuff before you can be very effective with it.
How different is that from the PC world? Someone who isn't trained on the apps and options will fail to be effective on any platform doing "serious work".
The only issue is that such training does exist in large parts in the PC world, and is less readily available in the iPad world.
I agree that productivity is possible with an iPad, but perhaps it requires "being familiar" with a lot of stuff before you can be very effective with it.