Apple Chief Steve Jobs unveils the iPad (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
After weeks of speculation and hype the Apple iPad was unveiled yesterday. What does it look like? What does it do? And will you want to buy one?
Nick Bilton, lead Bits Blogger for the New York Times, clues us in the major features of Apple's latest gadget. He also shares his opinions on whether the iPad spells the end for Amazon's Kindle.
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