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Now that the dust has settle for Apple's announcement of it's new tablet computer, the iPad, it has become clear that the iPad has its distractors. Of course, that was predictable. The Geeks off the world either love Apple or hate it. But some of the complaints have merit...

There are a number of featrues that this first iPad lacks. Michael Arrington compares the new iPad to a stone age tool on five features and concludes that the iPad has a touch screen - that that's about the only difference. Wired's Charlie Sorrel looks at ten features he thinks consumers will whine about. TechThinker has its own list of eight disappointments. From a computing point of view, the idea of not having an place to plug in an SD card or a USB drive would bother me, but I suppose there's always cloud storage. Not being able to multi-task or run multiple apps at once would require profound changes in my computing habits.

On the other hand, Ben Elowitz (cofounder & CEO of Wetpaint) thinks the iPad will kill Amazon's Kindle. Louis Gray also gives it a thumbs up.

So now, the big question... What will iPad version two look like?