Are you a writer or one way or another a blogger? If you are a sensible writer and blogger, you want an Apple iPad. Discontinue protesting about the lack of Flash as you are simply wrong. This is unwarranted now. Don't judge the iPad as useless without understanding the device first, all while still being blinded by the pre-announcement publicity.

Now that the iPad has been brought out, we can take its platform-changing role and look at how this device will modify your routine, more than any smartphone or PDA before has done. There is no way about it. Bite the bullet, shell out those dollars now and take your iPad. Here are the principal reasons why you ought to get it. As soon as you have tried out and gotten used to a dual screen frame-up you will not desire to return to a single monitor setup anymore. No laptop, or software, is respectable enough to swap the luxury of having two screens. Neither spaces nor virtual desktops can anywhere virtually emulate the experience of two screens side-by-side. As soon as you get used to multiple screens there is no turning back. The Apple iPad makes this all achievable at present.

A focal part of writing text is often the researches you need to figure out. Who doesn't remember having had 10-to-tons of tabs open, researching particulars, looking for speech marks and so much more. With the iPad you can at present do all this on a support screen, but instead of this screen being motionless in your desk setup, it is portable. More than the iPhone even you can explore anywhere: on the sofa, at the kitchen table, on the road, all while having a nicely sized screen. You don't have to squint your eyes on the small screen of your smartphone where content is resized to 320px. With copy and paste functionality it is easy to directly beam your quotes to comments or even email them immediately to your working workstation. On the other hand you can tap Pastebot for copy & paste functionality across your wireless net.

The key improvement of using an iPad as a back up screen instead of a monitor is that the iPad Tablet brings simplicity. We all know that as soon as you plug in a second monitor this one will be clouded with multiple windows: chat, email, media player. Move it all to the second screen but let's keep the clamor and distractions coming. With no multi-tasking accessible the iPad will help you focus on doing just your inquiries, analysis and even writing. Less is more. Simple! Writing on the iPad you will be able to write down in a clutter-free atmosphere, devoid of buttons and UI distraction. Focus on the essential. Write. Use the iPad as your Microsoft Office minus the menacing, distracting ruler and other User Interface - UI muddle. The UI is where Apple iPad excels, you will be in love with it once you try.

The iPad will run almost all of the apps designed for the iPhone. You just download them from the App Store. Or, if you already have apps for your iPhone or iPod touch, you can sync them to iPad from your Mac or PC. This means that you will not have to reinvest in applications you have already bought before. If you already use WriteRoom or SimpleNote to sync your notes and drafts via the net, you can install these on your iPad. Just like any of the games you might have purchased to relax.