Not sure if this reinforces the idea that you can’t do real work on an iPad or not…

Posted on March 26, 2012 by Chris Brennan

BBC News

Commons authorities are due to decide later whether all MPs should be issued with iPads or other tablet computers.
The Commons Administration Committee has recommended a roll-out of the devices which it said would ultimately save the taxpayer money.
Currently, every MP is provided with three desktop computers and two laptops for office use.
But the committee said tablets could make it easier for MPs to do their work and save paper.
The House of Commons Commission will consider the committee’s recommendation in a meeting on Monday evening.
According to the Daily Mail, a total of 70 MPs have so far bought Apple iPads on expenses.

About Chris Brennan

Christopher Brennan is a freelance journalist. He originated and helped Dennis to develop and launch Padder an iPad based magazine. He's also worked for MacUser, MacFormat, Macworld. PCPro, Computer Active, Pocket-Lint.com, Mac|Life and others. As well as this he's the Managing Editor for Professional Windows Solutions. He also hates talking about himself in the third-person, but that's another story. If you'd like a word monkey for anything Apple or, indeed, anything computery call me on 0845 8687 455 or email me, chris@allpointsnorth.co.uk
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