Following up on this morning’s thoughts on the iPad and the potential for a material change in overall traffic growth rates, let’s run a quick reader poll. Assume for the moment that Apple figures out the WiFi signal issues that have cropped up, and that devices like this take off in 2010 and beyond:
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