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Clayton Morris the Sound of Reason in Kindle vs. iPad Argument

If there’s one reason I love Clayton Morris, it’s that he doesn’t bullshit around about technology. I traditionally hate linking to any news anchor on CNN, Fox, ABC, CBS, or any other outlet that really don’t have a grasp of technology. This is evident in the Fox News showcase between the Amazon and the Kindle, where Morris steps in to set things straight.

If you have no other reason to watch it, help me figure out if he has an early beta of OmniFocus or if he’s simply running the iPhone version on the iPad. Either way, his iPad setup proves that’s he’s pretty tech savvy guy. The comparison after the break.

What amazes me is how much the anchors think the iPad is geared for the younger crowd. It’s a computer for everyone, but it’s the younger crowd that happens to adopt things first and be vocal about what media we consume. This conception about the iPad, about any new “hip” product, has to end.

[via Clayton Morris]

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