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Is anyone upset about the lack of rear camera on their TouchPad?
I personally don't really care as I have the Evo 4G, but will any be annoyed? Would anyone have used it?
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In general, nope, not worried about it!
That said, on an iPad 2, I have gotten use out of the rear camera when trying to show something on a Skype or Facetime call. That is kind of nice. I see the rear camera more useful for this sort of thing than just simply taking photos.
That said, on an iPad 2, I have gotten use out of the rear camera when trying to show something on a Skype or Facetime call. That is kind of nice. I see the rear camera more useful for this sort of thing than just simply taking photos.
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I have an iPad 2 and I rarely ever use the rear camera. To me, it's not a big deal.
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Not at all. In fact, I'm glad that it doesn't have a rear facing camera because that means we won't see thousands of people trying to take pictures in public with their discounted TouchPads.
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Not in the least. I'm dorky-looking enough without holding a huge tablet up trying to take a crappy picture.
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while its a bummer for THIS kind of device if I have to pick one I want the front camera so I can do video calls. so it has the "right" camera at least for this application. I just REALLY hope it has GPS or BT so I can add GPS.
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