Like it but how likely that students (whom has rich parents) will all pull out their iPads with the elements installed and start using it in the chemistry class. Maybe it's part of the school curriculum for all students to have iPads with textbooks and the elements installed before going to chemistry class.

“Understanding Apple's Magical iPad”,here's something you need to know about Apple's newest creation, all in one place.

Yup, definitely a bit far fetched, but nonetheless the iPad doesn't
have any viable competitors and is a pretty solid device out of the
gate.

It's marketing, and therefore will always be glorified. I believe technically inclined people are more critical than those who don't live and work in that field. I wonder what real ME's think of CSI?

That said, it's a very clever commercial. It shows every aspect of what the iPad does. Typing, touch screen, mobile, social networking, use anywhere, books (for kids even), business apps….with a hip and catchy music track to boot.

I believe they picked he narrator to target a specific demographic. Mature, weathered sounding voice. Rough, but smooth. Speaks to the sophisticated, senior exec type….men, and women. (sorry if that's sexist…but who DOESN'T like a voice like Morgan Freeman?). Shows lifestyle, and business potential.

I rank it up there with one of my all-time favourite Apple commercials, the release of the 17″ and 12″ PowerBooks narrated by Jeff Goldblum.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=vfYvun6UQ3w

G