iPad acquired

Yes, I could have waited until the Canadian launch, but the pull was just too much for me to resist.

I ordered mine through the US Apple Store, had it shipped to the UPS Store in Ogdensburg, NY, which is about a half-hour drive for me. Paid my GST & PST, plus the $5 UPS fee and now I’m busy exploring the finer points of how I can use this as a mobile wordcruncher. So far, I must say that it’s looking rather promising.

iPad as a wordcruncher

Photo: Wall Street Journal

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