El nuevo IPAD PRUEBALO ES MAGNIFICO

didn't crave, I didn't cave; I just like it The iPad is tech comfort food, a welcome addition to the household I really like the iPad; I do want Steve Jobs to stop calling it "magical," however. View related photos Paul Sakuma / AP file Video Tech Watch The latest in technology and entertainment news. MSN Tech and Gadgets 9 HDTVs with excellent picture quality Essential Windows tricks Hardware tips: New use for an old laptop and more Most popular • Most viewed • Top rated • Most e-mailed Scientists: Gulf spill far bigger than Valdez Paper: Woman left on plane sues United Scramjet sets hypersonic flight record Obama defends feds' response to oil spill My iPad tryst: I craved, I caved, I gave up Most viewed on msnbc.com At age 95, she finally gets high school diploma Bionic heart keeps bride, 22, alive Divers explore Cleopatra’s palace N. Korea scraps anti-clash pact with South 57 tombs with mummies found in Egypt Most viewed on msnbc.com My iPad tryst: I craved, I caved, I gave up Man dies of uterine cancer linked to transplant Paper: Woman left on plane sues United Mom gives birth while driving to hospital Could you pass latest citizenship test? Most viewed on msnbc.com RSS feeds on msnbc.com Add these headlines to your news reader Wireless Learn more about RSS Opinion By Suzanne Choney msnbc.com updated 8:53 a.m. ET, Thurs., May 20, 2010 I didn't crave an iPad and I didn't cave. But, on April 3, the day the Wi-Fi-only version of the tablet came out, I went down to the local Apple store, not hurried or worried whether I got one or not. I was intrigued by it, but not convinced I had to have it. I'm still not; but I really, really like it. I bought it and not only do I not regret it, it has become what I consider American tech comfort food. It's a low-stress device, easy — and fun — to use. Its 9- to 10-hour battery life offers peace of mind — and means I don't have to charge my iPhone during the day because I'm constantly using it for e-mail, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube videos, quick games of Scrabble and Sudoku. I do wish Steve Jobs — and the new ads for the tablet — would stop calling the iPad "magical." Magical is world peace, or a Gulf oil spill that could suddenly disappear: presto-chango: No contamination!