T3 has given Apple's iPad their Gadget of the Year award.
Always switched on, sophisticated enough to please real gadget heads and simple enough for your dad to use, this scaled-up iPod Touch sells itself more effectively than any gadget we've seen. When we took two iPads to the Gadget Show Live in April, they were the talk of the show. Everyone who picked one up, even those who were initially sceptical, was soon flicking, tilting and pinching their way through the built-in apps, hypnotised by the 9.7-inch, hi-res screen and the innate simplicity of the OS.
The iPhone was named the Commuter Gadget of the Year but lost out to the HTC Desire as Phone of the Year. The MacBook Pro was awarded as the Computer of the Year and Apple was named Retailer of the Year.
Always switched on, sophisticated enough to please real gadget heads and simple enough for your dad to use, this scaled-up iPod Touch sells itself more effectively than any gadget we've seen. When we took two iPads to the Gadget Show Live in April, they were the talk of the show. Everyone who picked one up, even those who were initially sceptical, was soon flicking, tilting and pinching their way through the built-in apps, hypnotised by the 9.7-inch, hi-res screen and the innate simplicity of the OS.
The iPhone was named the Commuter Gadget of the Year but lost out to the HTC Desire as Phone of the Year. The MacBook Pro was awarded as the Computer of the Year and Apple was named Retailer of the Year.