I am going to go out on a limb here and say that, if Apple does indeed release a tablet device AND it will be capable of connecting to AT&T’s 3G network, sales of miniture bluetooth headsets will increase exponentially. I recently smashed my iPhone 3G late last week, and found myself debating if I should buy a new iPhone 3G, new iPhone 3GS, or hang until the official word from Apple about their rumoured new slate tablet computer.
If there is such an animal, i would probably switch from my iPhone to the tablet exclusively. But there ain’t no way I’m going to hold that honking thing up to my ear – bluetooth headset all the way. That gets me wondering, however, about the range of bluetooth – could I have my tablet device powered on and sitting on my desk, but then take a phone call if I was in our Shipping Office? Then, what if I want to MAKE a call? I’d have to walk to my desk, grab the tablet, and dial out. Sounds like a bluetooth dialer that can interface with the tabet would be a nice thing to have if I was in that situation, but wanted to MAKE a call…
iSlate iPad iTablet Repairs
I pretty much use my iPhone for searching the web, text messaging, and blasting out milliamp tweets, with taking and making phone calls lower on down that list, so converting to an iPad might be easier for me than perhaps hard-core iPhone telephone users.
To say that we are excited about being able to offer Apple iTablet Repairs to the masses is an understatement here at milliamp – we are chomping at the bit to pick up a few of ‘em and check out the what I assume will be a fascinating design. No doubt within hours of hitting the streets, the Apple iPad tablet will, well, literaly hit the street, meaning lots of calls from stressed out owners that are needing to get a new iSlate screen repair – and when they do, the repair website milliamp.com will be there.
Best regards,
Anthony Magnabosco, Owner
milliamp.com
