The story started long ago… the story of technical race. First come the radio, the telephone and the television. These devices were the heroes of our forefathers. People have worshipped these devices in the past, as it was their mode of entertainment and communication.

After the success of iPhone comes Apple's tablet product, the iPad, a tablet computer that mainly focuses on media consumption such as web browsing, email, photos, videos, and e-reading. Starting from 16GB memory upto 64GB, the Apple iPad has taken up a fair share of the tablet market now-a-days. In April 2010, a WiFi-only model of the tablet was released. A month later, a WiFi+3G model was introduced that used a no-contract data plan from AT&T. Since then, the iPad 2 has launched, bringing 3G support from both AT&T and Verizon Wireless.

The iPad runs a version of iOS which was first created for the iPhone and iPod Touch. It supports more than 30 languages world-wide (meaning that YOU can also use it in an easy and customized environment). We believe that you would take the usual communications and entertainment features to be present in it by default, and you would not be disappointed. It’s all there: TV, videos, games, audio supports, documents support, internet mail attachment support, camera, photo view, video support and much more. And believe us, the much more really does contain much more.

But the story does not end here. The competitors of Apple’s multi-touch technology are just as vigil and active in presenting their own products. Take, for example, the Galaxy Tab of our dear Samsung that is quite lighter in weight and smaller in size than the Apple iPad. And our beloved Google is not far behind, as it steps into the big "touch screen" with its product – The Android 3.0 Honeycomb tablet OS. The competitors have long entered a never-ceasing battle of providing best user-experience and up-to date technology to their loyal customers.

Our story will never-end, but we do have question in every chapter. The most common question is: who will win the battle ultimately i.e. the larger share of market of tablet users. Surely it depends on the users, their need and their enthusiasm regarding the latest technologies. We will however go on reading the story and yes, we also have one tip for our beloved users of these technologies: do try to use maximum features of any device that you hold. Only then would you appreciate the technology, your money’s worth and the skills of people that go on making the World a smaller world, and making our lives much easier.