For photos everyone says it's important that you must calibrate the screen to get good colours so can you do that on an iPad, or would it be accurate enough out of the box...

I'm not questioning the device but just showing some concern of a matter we photographers take serious...

Wasn't it because Sony banned porn on the Betamax or is that all an urban myth?

Wasn't there a third player as well and what about the laser (video) disc and the the newest loser, HDDVD.

Al right I was too fast with one post but where did I hit the nail so wrong that it is embarrassing?
Besides the iWork thing that is

Like said the ipad is for email, web and multimedia and not really design for work or am I wrong?

I don't believe anyone said that in those lines, just that an electronic paper is more pleasant to read then a TFT/LCD screen, nothing more nothing less.
Also coloured version are being prototyped for some time now and we might see them really soon.
So Danny, it seems the advice you gave me also is true for you
But hey, no one is all knowing
http://www.mirasoldisplays.com/ereader/

MrCynical I came across it on a site when randomly surfing the web, wasn't even looking for photography

I don't think it's from Ken Rockwell, since I don't see it as his sense of humour... can be wrong though, don't know the guy so well

Yes but if he use the wrong printer profile then you can get colour casts.

Dave since you're using all Epson are you can use the special colour profile that Epson has for his papers, are you using that?

That's the same with everyone, around 5 to 10% of my shots are really worth keeping but you learn a lot of them... although you always see the obvious mistake at home when looking at them on your computer.

Hmm seems pretty accurate

Nice shots, not much here to improve on so keep on going
Some photos look very nice saturated btw.

Yep Mike that's Sint Maarten, Princess Juliana Int.