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Originally Posted by
mstone 
New Mac Pro X running iOS X
Ha!
Nice phrasing.
OT: I just bought Avid Studio for the iPad, $4.99 -- an alternative to iMovie for iPad.
It looks pretty good, and I think I like it better than iMovie for iPad/iPhone -- much more straight forward...
I read somewhere, a while back, that Apple had ported all the ProRes codecs to iOS. This could mean that an iPad, through the Camera Connection Kit, could natively ingest many different video formats -- including AVCHD.
If we get an iPad Pro (3) with more robust CPU/GPU/RAM/SSD/Display -- then I could see this being used for certain types of rapid-turnaround video editing -- where timeliness/opportunity outweighs edit & storytelling details.
In fact, crowd sourcing/editing of the 2012 Olympics would seem to be a natural for this sort of activity...
Isn't it fortunate that the stars (and the time zones) are aligned for the 2012 London Olympics -- where instantaneously-avaiable video can be served to millions of viewers watching, live, in prime time.
Tying it all together in the final reel
So, we could have an arrangement where both
"Live Coverage" and
"Crowd-Sourced Video" of the Olympics is available on your iPad.
Think of it:
1) Olympic Attendees: while standing in line or attending an event -- could switch among, and watch events at other venues...
2) Non-Attendees: at home or in the Pub -- each watching the event of choice on his PersonalTV (iPad)
Mmmmm............. Wouldn't that be a dainty dish,: To set before the Queen?