Lines stretched around blocks in major cities across the United States this morning as Apple devotees congregated to pick up the first iPads.
"Many of the people waiting for the iPad had a vague sense that they were involved in yet another big Apple moment, although they could not precisely say how they would use the tablet computer, which shares features of both laptops and mobile phones."
The introduction "says more about the role Apple is playing in our culture and little about the ultimate success of the iPad."
"By all accounts, the lines were shorter and more subdued than those three years ago for the iPhone."
From the New York Times, April 4, 2010
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