Because I'm sure it'll be brought up, don't confuse creating content for the iPad (with your full-fledged Mac computer) with creating content on the iPad. The f

Because I'm sure it'll be brought up, don't confuse creating content for the iPad (with your full-fledged Mac computer) with creating content on the iPad. The former is, of course, happening all the time, and that's great. But unless you're buying the device plus the $99 developer's license to be able to program it, you're not buying a "production" device. This distinction is entirely useless. Who cares if something is produced for the iPad or not? The iPad is a distribution channel for producers. People can only consume what's been produced, right? Producing content for the iPad is producing content nonetheless.