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As a photographer, I think you short-change the usefulness of viewing images and no, a laptop just doesn't cut it in many cases where an iPad is ideal (I'm referring to standing around at a wedding, bar, conference as well as on an airplane or whatever and someone wants to see your [my] work - it's easy to whip one out of your Scottvest for someone to see and less easy with a hinged lappie (dicey holding a laptop with a drink in your other hand). Similarly, iPad is easier and better with a mix or portrait and landscape shots. But having both works best, IMO.

As a photographer, I think you short-change the usefulness of viewing images and no, a laptop just doesn't cut it in many cases where an iPad is ideal (I'm referring to standing around at a wedding, bar, conference as well as on an airplane or whatever and someone wants to see your [my] work - it's easy to whip out of your Scottvest for someone to see and less easy with a hinged lappie). But having both works best, IMO.

I've seen our office equipment repair people using it for their manuals, circuit diagrams, time recording, and more. The iPad is used in place of the notebook computers they used to use. They all report loving the convenience and being able to zoom in on small print and diagrams.