IN PICTURES: 15 Ways iPad goes to work
Apple's iconic iPad reports for work in all sorts of strange places, from archaeological digs in Pompeii to movie sets in Hollywood to cockpits in the sky.
Harris Corp, a tech vendor with $US6 billion in annual revenue, is developing an iPad app that will let US soldiers in war zones remotely control cameras mounted on tethered balloons and other unmanned aerial vehicles. Call it the iPad of war.
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