Well Steve Jobs was reportedly quoted as saying this year's iPhone would be an "A+" update.
People want 1080P support because recoding is a waste of time.
You can get consumer cameras that will produce 1080p video.Well the only 1080p content is Blu-Ray.
Probably wouldn't have to be that aggressive if you don't need simultaneous decode of two streams. <shrug>An aggressive-enough VXD implementation could.
That seems like a defensible and good idea, but it cracked me up that someone would carry a cut out piece of cardboard to pretend they had some apple device.I've been playing around with the iPad dimensions, creating a cardboard cutout of the proper size to get an idea. It's smaller than you'd think. Pixel density should be ok for that resolution, but I definitely see space for a device twice as big as well. But it should be a good size. Should be interesting to play with the 3.2 SDK again now, as it should come with the iPad emulator.
Well, 1080p content that a broad audience would want to watch.
What kind of bitrates can DSLR-captured video produce?
Obviously there are Blu-Ray rips out there, which have already been transcoded, but often to codecs which Apple doesn't support.
I was hoping the ipad would be like this http://gizmodo.com/5365299/courier-first-details-of-microsofts-secret-tablet
Dual screen is great as it allows folding for better portability.