I’m sure the travel collection “Great Adventures,” with an introduction by Paul Theroux, is as wonderful as everything in your publication, and even more pleasurable to read on an iPad. However, while I’m aware my New Yorker subscription includes access to the tablet edition at no additional charge, the iPad is $400, and ergo, as I do not own one, the cost of “Great Adventures” would be somewhere north of there, counting tax and the mental exhaustion of going to Best Buy or, God forbid, the Apple store.
Adrianne Jeffries is the editor of Betabeat. Follow Adrianne on Twitter or via RSS. ajeffries@observer.com
Really ? That’s your beef ? Get with it and get an iPad
The iPad functions as an iPod and iTunes is accessible on the Internet
with the touchscreen. There are over one hundred and fifty thousand
applications that the iPad can manage all the ones that I have
mentioned.