Sometimes the glow is so beautiful that I must turn away for a moment.
Well, I finally did it. The inevitable event has a occurred. Today I purchased my first iPad.
I’d like to present you with a completely fair and unbiased review of my new product, but I can’t. I’m happy to admit my limitations in this matter. Unlike most humans, I’d hate to delude myself into thinking I can be clear-minded when I am simply moonstruck my the sweet glow of my new Apple product.
It’s imbued with a fulgent technological beauty. When you touch it, it’s like being pulled into a great masterpiece of art, fully emersed
Photoshoped dramatization of the iPad experience.
within the depth of the frame, being swept away by the brushstrokes. The display is simplicity at it’s finest, perfectly in tune to the flowing feng shui underbelly of the universe.
I am an Apple addict, or applee, as we cats call them. Apple can do no wrong and I do believe that if Apple openly stated their plans to take over the world, I would offer the full and unconditional support of my army of ninja cats without hesitation.
PROS:
- cat friendly operating system, simple & convenient
- an easy to use keyboard with no fur-sticking troubles
- a screen that appears to be impervious to scratches
- research apps to appease my random curiosities (googling curiosities is far safer than learning on the streets)
- a plethora of great apps from nutrition to music (cat piano!)
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Ninja cats waiting for the Apple command.
I’m not the first cat fan and I certainly won’t be the last. With over 3 million iPads sold and approximately 1 billion cats in the world, that means more feline applees wanting than having an iPad of their own. I’m thinking of starting up a One iPad per Every Thousand Cats charity group. (I’d do 1 ipad per cat, but let’s be realistic.)
In conclusion, the iPad is perfect for cats of all ages, and I think the humans will like it too.
