My moms experience with my iPad: Spent a good minute staring at the device once it was on trying to figure out where Firefox was on the screen she was on. Spe

My moms experience with my iPad: Spent a good minute staring at the device once it was on trying to figure out where Firefox was on the screen she was on. Spent a good minute, once I told her she needed to use Safari, wondering how she could bring up a keyboard to type the address she wanted into the browser. Spent a good minute once she was on the sign in screen for gmail trying to figure out how to enter her username/password combo. Then she spent another 30 seconds looking for the enter key. Once she was inside gmail the delete key took a mentioning, moving to the next page of her inbox was a lesson in futility, and while her fingers are substantially smaller than mine, she couldn't work the checkboxes without selecting the row above or below the one she wanted. Apps? Apps? Are you kidding me! (trying to do my best Jim Mora impression) While the iPad is great, and personally I love mine (doesn't hurt that I won it from a Rackspace marketing survey), it has huge way to go before it passes the Mom test.