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Podcasts Off-Ramp
CyberFrequencies Weighs In: The iPad is iFail
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Dan Carino
)
Jan 30, 2010
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CyberFrequencies Weighs In: The iPad is iFail
Ok, we couldn't resist and we entered the fray. We weigh in on the week's big news: Apple's new iPad! KPCC's Molly Peterson joins us Queena Kim and Tanya Miller. The upshot: We don't get it! And we go to the Glendale Galleria and get conspiratorial: What does it mean that unemployment is at an all time high but folks can't wait to plunk down $500 for their iPad? Go to CyberFrequencies to sign up for our podcast and see the Mad TV spoof of the iPad (think "maxipad") CyberFrequencies on Video
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CyberFrequencies.com: We bring you life on the Web.
(
Michael Uhlenkott
)

Ok, we couldn't resist and we entered the fray. We weigh in on the week's big news: Apple's new iPad! KPCC's Molly Peterson joins us Queena Kim and Tanya Miller. The upshot: We don't get it! And we go to the Glendale Galleria and get conspiratorial: What does it mean that unemployment is at an all time high but folks can't wait to plunk down $500 for their iPad? Go to CyberFrequencies to sign up for our podcast and see the Mad TV spoof of the iPad (think "maxipad")

CyberFrequencies on Video

Ok, we couldn't resist and we entered the fray. We weigh in on the week's big news: Apple's new iPad!

KPCC's Molly Peterson joins us Queena Kim and Tanya Miller.

The upshot: We don't get it!

And we go to the Glendale Galleria and get conspiratorial: What does it mean that unemployment is at an all time high but folks can't wait to plunk down $500 for their iPad?

Go to CyberFrequencies to sign up for our podcast and see the Mad TV spoof of the iPad (think "maxipad")

CyberFrequencies on Video