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March – April 2010 • Vol 32 No 2
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March – April 2010 — Vol 32 No 2

Source

Open PDF • Mar–Apr 2010 • Vol 32 No 2 • 28 pages

Overview

iPad anticipation issue — Apple announced iPad January 27, 2010; ships April 3. Fingerprints: Why you care about the iPad (Lawrence I. Charters, 6) — © 2010 Charters. From the President: We're Counting on You! (Jay Castillo, 5). Twelve Full Monitors (David L. Harris, 9). What I Learned from Having My Laptop Stolen (David Blatner, 11) — © 2009 Blatner. Rob Pegoraro, Washington Post technology columnist (Lawrence I. Charters, 13) — Pi profile of Rob Pegoraro. An On-Line Poll (17). I Now Own December (Lawrence I. Charters, 18) — © 2010 Charters. Wickeder Fast (Derrick Garbell, 19) — © 2010 Garbell. Tips & Tricks (Jonathan Bernstein, 20).

Table of contents

Article Author Page
Editor's Column Bob Jarecke 4
From the President: We're Counting on You! Jay Castillo 5
Fingerprints: Why you care about the iPad Lawrence I. Charters 6
Twelve Full Monitors David L. Harris 9
What I Learned from Having My Laptop Stolen David Blatner 11
Rob Pegoraro, Washington Post technology columnist Lawrence I. Charters 13
An On-Line Poll 17
I Now Own December Lawrence I. Charters 18
Wickeder Fast Derrick Garbell 19
Tips & Tricks Jonathan Bernstein 20
Help Wanted 24
Comic Pi 26

Highlights

iPad anticipation — Lawrence I. Charters

"Fingerprints: Why you care about the iPad" — pre-launch piece (iPad announced Jan 27, 2010, ships April 3). Charters articulates the case for iPad even before hands-on review.

Rob Pegoraro profile

Rob Pegoraro = Washington Post personal-tech columnist (later USA Today, Yahoo Finance) — DC tech-journalism profile. Echoes earlier Pi profiles of DC-area Mac journalists (Mossberg, etc.).

Twelve Full Monitors — David L. Harris

Multi-monitor power-user setup — Pi member with 12 displays.

Laptop stolen lessons — David Blatner

Recovery+protection lessons from laptop theft. Blatner is the InDesign-Magazine co-founder.

Wickeder Fast — Derrick Garbell

Performance tuning piece (the playful title).

Entities

People: Jay Castillo, Bob Jarecke, Lawrence I. Charters, David L. Harris, David Blatner, Rob Pegoraro, Derrick Garbell, Jonathan Bernstein, Larry Kerschberg Topics: iPad Anticipation, DC Mac Journalism, Multi-Monitor Setups, Laptop Theft Recovery References: iPad, InDesign Magazine

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