The Rough Guide To The I Pad

Author: Peter Buckley

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Price : $16.95 AUD
ISBN : 9781405386531
Publisher : Penguin Books Ltd
Imprint : Rough Guides Ltd
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Publication date : April 2011
Dimensions : 178mm X 129mm
Produced in : United Kingdom
RRP : 16.95
Availability date : June 2011
Out of print date : January 2013
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Author : Peter Buckley
Series : Rough Guide to...
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Edition : 2nd Revised edition
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Dewey classification : 004.165
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Description

It's an eBook reader. It's a touch-screen computer. It's a games machine. It's a movie player. It's for browsing the web and sending emails. Whatever you think the Apple iPad is, "The Rough Guide to the iPad" will show you that it's so much more, and reveal all you need to know about this landmark device. "The Rough Guide to the iPad" covers everything from buying advice, and the lowdown on the features you get straight out of the box, to advanced tips and reviews of the coolest apps. It really is the one-stop shop for all your iPad questions and needs. As well as reviews of the best new apps appearing in the store, all the new features of iOS 4 and the second-generation iPad are covered, including multi-tasking, AirPrint and FaceTime.

Author description

Peter Buckley has co-authored several bestselling books, including The Rough Guide to Macs & OS X, The Rough Guide to iPods & iTunes and The Rough Guide to The iPhone. When not writing tech books, Peter pens fiction and has had several short stories published. Peter lives in Brighton with his daughter and musician wife.

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