4 Years Later The Apple ‘iPad Death Watch’ Continues

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By Bryan M. WolfeApr 3, 2014, 12:17 pm710 pts
Four years ago today, the first iPad launched in the U.S. Since then, Apple has offered four follow-up devices, two iPad minis, and of course, thousands of iPad-specific apps created by countless developers. When Steve Jobs announced the iPad in January 2010, not everyone was convinced that the iPhone maker…

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