I am using new iPad AT&T 64GB Wi-Fi + 4g. When I using the iBook and Cloudreaders, I found my new iPad getting hot that is unusual. ( it's like hot pack).
So I been Apple store, today and one of technician asked "Is it possible to getting burn your hand from the problem?".
If the new iPad is just warm, I am not been there. If I burn my hand from the new iPad then they will be fix the problem?
Is it so funny...When the Apple company change to cookware company?
Thought i'd add my .02 My new iPad gets way too hot when using it for hard core gaming. I bought Air Supremacy and after about 15 or 20 minutes it's way too hot, i had to shut it off and i haven't gamed with it since. I'm more concerned about GPU or other component damage than I am how it feels on the outside. The iPad doesn't appear to have any internal cooling fans, so running the iPad this hot for extended periods of time will without a doubt shorten its life. Apple claims the unit will shutdown if overheated, but mine did not shut down. I didn't measure the actual temperature, but my guess the temperature is definately outside their specifications under these conditions.
Surfing the internet, using email, watching video or doing other less intensive tasks doesn't seem to cause these heating problems. Seems to be isolated to hard core gaming, which sort of makes sense since the largest improvement is the quad core GPU.
