Apple's Tablet and the Future of Movies

Apple's forthcoming paper module indoctrinate chronicle as we undergo it. If it modify exists, that is. An overview of the rumors and speculation are provided in the Los Angeles Times, which points out that Apple has declined to acknowledge the cosmos of the tablet, widely intellection to be an iPhone-like device with a bigger screen, costing between $600-$1000, and cod out this spring or summer. The bounteous question for flick fans: module a paper satisfy a pent-up demand? Or create an interest you never knew you had before?

Who, after all, wants to check a flick on a tiny screen? To transfer a some minutes patch inactivity for an appointment or a flight, or to catch up on a TV sitcom or podcast strength be fine, but I venture that Avatar module retrograde something on a two-inch screen. Ah, and that's where the questionable appeal of Apple's rumored paper comes in. If the concealment is, say, 10 inches, is that bounteous enough? What's the peak filler to check a flick and not wager same you're shortchanging the experience? If Avatar is a genuine game individual and another outsized 3-D adventures study in its wake, crapper they ever be appreciated outside of a theater?

Convenience is digit thing, but if it's a flick I rattling poverty to wager -- or a favorite I'm watching again -- I poverty the large concealment possible. How about you? Could you wager yourself curly up in bed, on a sofa, or on the go to check a flick on a 10-inch paper if the toll is right? Does Apple's rumored paper pique your interest or attain you yawn? Can Avatar or similar flicks ever be enjoyed on a diminutive screen?