chadec
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Actually each double is 400 calories lol just checked there site damn not i clouding the large friends and sweet tea
Comes to about 1200 cal. I think
Actually each double is 400 calories lol just checked there site damn not i clouding the large friends and sweet tea
Comes to about 1200 cal. I think
So with this great info for my kids and tablets do you guys suggest a Ipad 1, Ipad 2 or Ipad mini?
So with this great info for my kids and tablets do you guys suggest a Ipad 1, Ipad 2 or Ipad mini?
I am considering maybe getting the fourth generation iPad with Retina to replace the iPad 2, but that feels extraneously frivolous due to us already each having an iPad that meets our needs fine.
So I'm waiting to order the 4th generation (for my dad) and mini for myself. The last few weeks in college, I've come to realize all my work and notes are in PDF form and it would be so much more convenient to annotate research papers, download notes, and study off of a tablet rather than drag around the Macbook Pro with the battery cutting off after 3 hrs (especially on busy days where there are no outlets left at the library). Anybody have suggestions for must-have college apps?
Left my Credit Cards at Family's House till tomorrow.... I can't let temptation get best of me.....
So with this great info for my kids and tablets do you guys suggest a Ipad 1, Ipad 2 or Ipad mini?
So with this great info for my kids and tablets do you guys suggest a Ipad 1, Ipad 2 or Ipad mini?
Isn't anyone else just kicking back gaming like some Halo?? That'll keep ya awake...
The iWork suite - Pages/Numbers/Keynote. Those are must-haves, especially for doing basic academic tasks. I'd also recommend Adobe Acrobat Reader. You can edit/annotate PDF files through there. You can also use OpenOffice (or some variation of that) as an alternative to the iWork suite if you're dead-set against using Apple software.
Comes to about 1200 cal. I think
So I'm waiting to order the 4th generation (for my dad) and mini for myself. The last few weeks in college, I've come to realize all my work and notes are in PDF form and it would be so much more convenient to annotate research papers, download notes, and study off of a tablet rather than drag around the Macbook Pro with the battery cutting off after 3 hrs (especially on busy days where there are no outlets left at the library). Anybody have suggestions for must-have college apps?
Isn't anyone else just kicking back gaming like some Halo?? That'll keep ya awake...
So I'm waiting to order the 4th generation (for my dad) and mini for myself. The last few weeks in college, I've come to realize all my work and notes are in PDF form and it would be so much more convenient to annotate research papers, download notes, and study off of a tablet rather than drag around the Macbook Pro with the battery cutting off after 3 hrs (especially on busy days where there are no outlets left at the library). Anybody have suggestions for must-have college apps?