As we get ready for the next batch of Apple announcements (most likely the iPad 5 and a new iPad mini) on October 22, there’s been some discussion about whether the iPad 5 (which will likely sport a 64-bit processor) can do the heavy lifting of a main work computer.
To be fair, we’ve covered the iPad (and tablets in general) as work computers before, and — depending on what you do for work — the answer has been generally positive.
But I wanted to see if I could use an iPad as my work machine. Could it handle the breath of tasks my current Windows laptop does easily, or would I be left out in the cold, unable to get the job done?
SOURCE: zdnet.com
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