Apple iPad event video now online

Sure, you lived through every harrowing moment live with your friends from Engadget, but if you're dying for that direct dose of RDF, the video from Apple's iPad event is now live and streaming away. You know what would be perfect for watching this? A giant iPod touch. Think about it.

[Thanks to everyone who sent this in]

[Alln1ght3r Posted Jan 27th 2010 11:19PM]

@evo333
i couldn't agree with you more. It would not replace all my gear either. And I can see already where it would fit in my lifestyle. I got plenty of tools to work/ play with between my iMac, my MacBook Pro and my iPhone. Nevertheless, there are times where the "in between" device would be more than welcomed. Casualy browsing the web on a full laptop is, to me anyway, often almost unergonomic, as I often just read blogs and click...Having a device that mimics a book for surfing the web makes more sense.

[FLee Posted Jan 28th 2010 1:14AM]

@evo333 get ready to double pay for more "unlimited" data access to your already "unlimited" data plan iPhone subscription and collecting a whole bag of iPad only dock accessories at $50 each because apple astutely thought not to include any of the usual connections

[Mikelite Posted Jan 28th 2010 9:04AM]

@FLee Pretty sure in the keynote, he specifically noted the 30 pin connector, and that it was compatible with all other iPod 30 pin accessories as well.

[Mikelite Posted Jan 28th 2010 9:13AM]

@Mikelite Yeah, 28:22 in the keynote. One would assume running the iPhone OS, and having the same connection, the accessories would be cross-compatible. Time will tell.

[Quizzicalguest Posted Jan 27th 2010 10:39PM]

There is still 60 days until the release so they still can change some stuff. Also I think many new things will come in an update. Remember we didn't see the app store until a year after the iPod touch release.

[Spiny Norman Posted Jan 27th 2010 10:46PM]

This just in.

Apple's much touted rocket blows up on the iPad.

News at 11....

[Alln1ght3r Posted Jan 27th 2010 10:49PM]

@the bandit
why bother to buy anything at all since everybody is constantly improving on their products.."I don't like changes, it's different"
Btw, what is the device you are using to type your comment and how old is it?

[loismustdie Posted Jan 27th 2010 11:08PM]

I'll buy it if it gains the following:
Multitasking
USB 2.0
Flash Player (I can plug it in)

Other than that great product, keep up the good work!

[pfavaro Posted Jan 27th 2010 11:09PM]

Wassup Steve? Can you please wear a set of clothes that fit you? We all want you to feel better, but c'mon, you are representing your company. A little class with the snake oil. Other than that you did a great job of describing a mediocre device that early adopters will complain about for months on end. But hey, it shows pictures!

[Arahanto Posted Jan 28th 2010 12:51AM]

what's wrong with the video, can't see anything (only audio)?

[soupisgoodfood Posted Jan 28th 2010 7:45AM]

@Arahanto: I can't even connect to akamai.net. Thought they would able to cope with Apple events by now, unless it's something unrelated.

[comfypants Posted Jan 28th 2010 1:03AM]

I'm buying one and it'll be great, just like every other hardware I've ever purchased from Apple.
Ok little kids... hate away. Engadget=troll bait.

[Mikelite Posted Jan 28th 2010 9:01AM]

29:39 - Even Steve Jobs calls it an iPod.

[Cohenie Posted Jan 28th 2010 11:06PM]

At about 29:30 in the video Steve said iPod instead of iPad. Anyone notice?

[iMichael Posted Feb 1st 2010 11:48AM]

Apple changed the demo video of iPad inside this Apple event video.
Take a look at 1:23:10, the iPad doesn't show the flash in the NYTimes web page.
It is also weird that this revised video is out of sync...