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The Life-changing IPad

11.06.10

The iPad has a alike resemble power to compel change. After a couple of months with Apple's memo pad, these are some of the changes it's wrought in my life.

Sitting pretty

When Steve Jobs first demonstrated the iPad he didn't do so fixed up. Rather, he settled into a comfortable chair and rested the iPad against a crossed leg. And he did because the iPad's easiest to control when it's nestled in your lap. Regrettably, that position isn't good with an office direct and will eventually get tiresome even in a swank leather chair like Jobs'.

No, to my dislike, the perfect chair for the iPad is one that you can adjust to support your legs while, at the same heretofore, allowing you to recline slightly. And no chair I can think of handles that job well-advised than that icon of the 70s-the beanbag chair.

I chose Sumo's $149 Omni epitome . Available in 10 colors, this large (5.5 by 4.5 feet) beanbag stool is covered in ballistic nylon and filled with polystyrene fizz beads. Place it against a wall and you can make a couch mould. In a standalone position you can turn it on its side and fashion a lounge armchair. Either way, you can mold the chair into a form that allows you to work with the iPad without straining your neck, back, or arms.

Source: PC World