If the Engadget guys who made this video sound excited, you can’t blame them.

As a Mac user myself I know that I can somehow justify buying one of these babies to my wife. It just looks real cool and the functionality is easy to understand.

Here we are, it’s 2010 and we are now using our hands/fingers to interact with our computers. The future has arrived  and I think it is perfect timing. These babies will sell like hot cakes.

Of special note I love the ibook, ebook, whatever its called, function. I could see myself reading a book on this device, the page turning is exceptional.

Of course the uses for photographers are outstanding. It will be like carrying a personal portfolio with you.

Link to Apple website: http://www.apple.com/ipad

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