iPad supports Closed Captioning

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Normally, I always heard that many comments and complaints about the lack of build-in accessibility on the products for disability people, include Deaf. I am surprised to see that the new Apple iPad has built-in support for captioning. So, Apple did good job to care about the importance of giving accessibility to everyone. It can help you turn on/off the caption. I do't know if its work or not because I not yet try to use this Ipad. :P

For me, the iPad looks like an iPhone, but the size is bigger than iphone! I think that it can used like PCs with mouse and keyboard. It is very light and easy to carry or put it in your bag! It features include gaming, email, photos, contacts, maps, music and e-books.

Closed Captioning

Every iPad can display subtitles and closed captioning for the deaf and hard of hearing when playing movies and podcasts that support it. Movies and podcasts with closed captioning are available on the iTunes Store and can be downloaded directly to iPad or synced to iPad using iTunes. From the Source Apple: http://www.apple.com/ipad/features/accessibility.html