6 Things the iPad is Missing

• A front Camera

Seen has how the iPad has such a big screen, a fast processor, and a IPS display technology, it would only make sense for a front-facing video camera for video chat or video conferencing. It would only make sense because if it did, managers for companies would use for video conferences and other various things.

• Multitasking

Now, for the thing that makes me most mad is that the iPad has no multitasking capability. The iPad has a 1GHz processor in it, which is easily enough for multitasking. Now, the multitasking couldn’t be 5+ apps running all at the same time. There would only be enough for about 3-4 apps running at the same time.

• No Flash Support

Now, Flash is a some what heavy application to run, but with the iPad’s 1GHz processor, it should be able to handle Flash. Flash would be very helpful, especially if you browse the web a lot. Many sites on the web use Flash, which like I said earlier, if you browse a lot visit many sites that use Flash, this would come in handy.

• OLED Screen

Apple claimed that the iPad had a 10 hours battery life, and a 1 month stand-by battery life. Well, OLED screens need less power then a LCD screen, thus improving the battery life or making the battery last longer.

• 16:9 aspect ratio

The iPad has 4:3 aspect ratio, which is really bad for viewing widescreen movies. If the iPad had a 16:9 aspect ratio, that would be much better for viewing movies. The 16:9 aspect ratio would go along very well with the IPS technology that the iPad has. The IPS technology improves viewing the screen from angles, for example: If you and your friend were watching a movie, your friend was holding the iPad , you were sitting next to your friend and watching from an angle.

• Verizon 3G Network

AT&T has the fastest 3G network, however, Verizon has the biggest 3G network in America. The iPad will be shipped all over America, but for some people that order the Wi-Fi + 3G version might now have AT&T 3G in their area.  Which, they spent extra money for the Wi-Fi + 3G version, but end up not being able to use the 3G coverage.