Our pal Gary Whitta (writer of The Book of Eli & Death Jr.) shares what hardware he carries around.
Video posted by AHR on April 14, 2010
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keep em coming please! good job
I think it's the eyebrow. Or the top hat. No, definitely the eyebrow.
That is all.
It is such an awesome banner. I wonder who made it, that man/woman is a genius!
Also sure your ipad does all you need but a laptop/netbook does all that and more without any significant increase in size. You could still fit one of those into your man-bag...
I'm sure that's an exaggeration, but as someone who despises all things Mac it kind of becomes noticeable when it happens and the frequency that i seem to be noticing it occurring is becoming much more often.
EDIT:@HawkeyeGCC said:
Teeheehee. I actually feel ashamed of myself for not thinking up that obvious joke myself. I must be tired.
IPAD
Okay, anything else?
NO
I had written quite a long comment but then i saw this and it just sums it up beautifully!
Tested just so happened to launch around the time Apple was launching their next big product - the iPad, and like it or not, all signs are currently pointing towards it too changing the industry.
Sorry to all you stalwarts, but this isn't MaximumPC, it's a consumer focused tech site. Get over it and enjoy the content.
This. Though, I'm surprised Gary carries so little. Throw a banana in there, that nifty bag is going to waste.
we shot the video anyway because it makes an interesting point about what type of computing devices people need to have with them on the go, and whether the ipad is a capable replacement for a notebook/netbook. the hope was that it would give you some insight into the tools of a screenwriter while also spurring discussion about the different mobile needs.
Will and I carry full-powered laptops, cameras, and accessories because we need those things for work. Gary's point is that for his job, the ipad does everything he needs. Of course, that's not going to be the case for other guests we have on this segment.
ipad fever (and the fact that gary is the biggest apple fan we know) did contribute to the tone of the video, but rest assured that we'll be doing a lot more than just apple coverage in the future.
You know what that app had? FRAMES! Frames on an almost-website. Welcome to 1997, the internet is back to frames. Christ. That's what made me annoyed, the oohing over nothing.