The iPad and the Shroud of Turin

Date: January 29, 2010Author: Dan

Bobby Johnson, technologyl correspondent for the Guardian:

For anyone who loves new technology, getting the first touch of a new Apple device is a little like laying hands on the Shroud of Turin, or seeing a unicorn: the first experience of a mythical object imbued with miraculous properties.

Does that mean it is a medieval fake or the real thing?

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