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32gb ipad review

May 6th, 2010 Bob Yeager No comments

The long awaited Apple Ipad has arrived the have been planning a tablet device for years.  The rumors and speculation have finally come true.  Apple unveiled its up-to-the-minute innovation, the Apple 32 gb iPad tablet,a few months ago and it will be released on April 3, 2010.  The iPad promises to keep with the Apple standard of being not only beautiful device but also a powerful piece of severe computing engineering.  The 32 gig iPad is the center model in the iPad series.  It features a 9.7 inch LED screen and 32 gigabytes of flash hard drive.  The fact that the iPad is light and thin makes it perfect for travel,and since it has full access to the iTunes store where wi-fi is available you will never run out of things to do on it. 

The 32 gig iPad is meant to be used to view media, listen to music, surf the web, read e-books, and thousands of other things that apps can make it do.  The 32 gig iPad is run by an Apple A4 processor, a processor that Apple made especially for the iPad.  The A4 processor is new and energy efficient saving tonns of power and the prosessor takes up most of power it uses.  The iPad features the same operating system as the iPhone and iPod touch so will be familiar to many customers.  It also has the same motion sensing element and mulit-touch technology that make it so useful and unique.  As stated by many people, the iPad will make people think “iWant.”

Apple is known for innovation.  They revolutionized the computer industry with their computers.  They did it a second time but to the music industry with the innovation and introduction of the iPod and the iTunes store.  They did it a third time with the introduction of the iPhone, a radical mobile device that blew the competitors out of the water.  Now Apple is aiming at the tablet computer market, a market that falls somewhere between a laptop computer and an iPhone or iPod.  The 32 gig iPad is the middle brother in the iPad series.  It features a 32 gig flash memory hard drive to store movies, music, e-books and more. 

The 32 gig iPad with wi-fi uses wireless internet technology to connect to the internet for both web browsing and access to the Apple Store where multimedia system and much more can be downloaded to the device.  One drawback is that the 32 gig iPad with wi-fican only get internet access if there is a wi-fi signal available. 

The new ipad has been made to be a light, compact and running(a)addition to the Apple family.  It packs a custom built Apple A4 processor that provides sufficiency of speed and power but with a very low energy cost.  This means that the 32 gig iPad with wi-fi will have a great battery life.  The 9.7 inch LED screen is hard to miss.  Just like all other Apple products the picture quality is sensational.  The screen features the same operating system, multi-touch and motion controlling software system as the iPhone and iPod touch so should be familiar to many consumers.


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Have a Healthy Obsession with Internet Business?

November 24th, 2009 Bob Yeager No comments

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Have you ever been accused of being obsessed with work, business or money?

Do you recall where and whom that first occurred with?

I’m Bob Yeager and I’m Obsessed with Internet Business

It’s OK, I’ll be find. You know, I think there are support groups for this type of thing, but I’d be afraid they’d try to compel me to quit doing what I’m doing. Here’s the thing. There’s nothing wrong with being obsessed when your obsession in one of the healthy sort.

Let me explain.

A few years back, I told my wife (while we were broke and living on Welfare) that I’d get us to millionaire status within the next 5 years. Here it is just two years later and I’m getting ready to sign the deal that will put me well over the top… and I get to do that with a couple of my good friends.

Years ago, doctors told me I had seven months to live and they continued to tell me that for another eight years. Here I am today, going on thirteen years later and my cancer is gone and I’m as healthy as a soon to be 32 year old man could be.

Before that, I was told the music industry doesn’t pay. I was one of the top earning musicians in the eastern US. Just before that, everyone told me I was too small and weak to be a top martial arts competitor. I’ve been competing since I was 8 and have never lost a match (I have been beaten a few times though:)

So, was I obsessed to achieve these types of results? Yep, damn straight. I had a healthy obsession to rise up and be strong, to put my best foot forward and to move past defeat and failure. I was obsessed with living and staying alive and I continue to carry that obsession throughout my life.

My family is more important to me than life itself, so since I’m obsessed with living, I must be even more obsessed with my family’s safety and happiness. The internet allows me to conduct business at the level I know I need to achieve ultimate financial success and contribute on a global scale, and since financial independence is a factor in my families happiness… I guess I have to have a bit of obsession when it comes to my business as well.

So, why am I telling you this? Because I have a healthy obsession with sharing insights that I’ve experienced, in order to help you. So… what are YOU going to decide to be obsessed with tomorrow?

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Billy Mays Dies at 50: As Seen On TV Spokesman

June 29th, 2009 Bob Yeager 2 comments

Billy Mays: An Icon in Direct Television Marketing Dies at 50

Today, at the age of 50, the As Seen on TV and Pitchman Superstar spokes person, Billy Mays was found dead in his home. This is the man that was responsible for me buying buckets of Oxi Clean and a ton of steak knives.

More importantly, although many may not realize, Billy Mays is responsible for much of the video marketing that goes on today, where internet marketers consistently do product presentations on all of your favorite video sharing networks.

Yesterday, a US Airways Flight had landed in quite a traumatic way, when the front landing gear tire basically went flat. Many of the passengers were tossled about and alot of stuff dropped on their heads. Mays complained late yesterday evening, to his wife, that he wasn’t feeling well. He was one of the passengers that had endured head injuries on that flight.

This morning, at 7:45 EST Mays was found dead in his home.

A few weeks ago, a martial arts icon of mine, David Carradine was found dead in his apartment. Thursday, my childhood crush Farrah Fawcett lost her long battle with cancer. On that same day, at the age of 50, the man who inspired me to break into the music industry at a young age, Michael Jackson suffered an untimely death. Now, today… I morn the loss of a man who inspired me to focus on using video for marketing online… in order to add entertainment to the dry world of marketing and selling.

This has been a roller coaster month of emotion for many industries and for the loss of so many unique icons in my life.

David Carradine Remembered:

Ed McMahon Remembered:

Farrah Fawcett Remembered:

Michael Jackson Remembered:

Billy Mays Remembered:

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