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    Apple Does It Again, but Does the iPad Live Up to Its Hype?

    Apple has a knack for creating things we didn't even know we needed -- or wanted. Some three hundred thousand Apple lovers bought iPads this weekend. Guest host Sara Terry learns what Apple's latest device delivers and where it falls short. Also, the Taliban attacks the US Consulate in Peshawar, Pakistan, and Michael Steel Rocks the boat at the Republican National Committee.

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    KCRW placeholderBy Sara Terry • Apr 5, 2010 • 51m Listen

    Apple has a knack for creating things we didn't even know we needed -- or wanted. Some three hundred thousand Apple lovers bought iPads this weekend. Guest host Sara Terry learns what Apple's latest device delivers and where it falls short. Also, the Taliban attacks the US Consulate in Peshawar, Pakistan, and It's not easy being head of the Republican National Committee. Just ask Michael Steele.

    Banner image: Women wait in line at the Apple store on Fifth Avenue to buy Apple's new iPad on April 3, 2010 in New York City. Photo: Spencer Platt/Getty Images

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