If you haven’t already had enough of the news surrounding the latest product from Apple, here are some more photos as well as some much-reequested information about the device.

We want to hear from you what you think about the iPad – will you buy one, why do you personally think it is just a larger iPod touch, and what could Apple do to improve it come the second generation or through a firmware/software update? We look forward to hearing from you.

What the iPad Has and Doesn’t Have

• Wireless: Yes, through either WiFi on all models, and 3G with a plan and specific models.
• Screen: Includes fingerprint-resistant oleophobic coating and multi-touch technology.
• Sensors: Accelerometer and ambient light sensor.
• GPS: Included on WiFI + 3G model.
• In the Box: iPad device, dock connector to USB cable, 10W power adapter, and documentation.
• Environment: Arsenic-free display glass, BFR-free, Mercury-free LCD display, PVC-free, with recyclable aluminum glass enclosure.
• Accessories to be Available: Keyboard Dock, Case, iPad Camera Connection Kit, and power adapter for wall charging.
• Flash Support: No, there will still be no Flash support, as it will likely cut into the sales of music and movies through the iTunes Store.
• No Multitasking: While you can run nearly 140,000 apps on the device, there will be no multitasking when released.
• No Camera: This is what many people wanted in the device, but it doesn’t have it.
• Not Widescreen: To keep costs down, Apple likely used a more “square” design, based off the resolution of the Kindle and similar devices, but it is better for reading devices and browsing the web.
• The Name: Some are already making jokes about the name. Personally, I would have preferred it to be the Apple Slate, or just iSlate. It makes more sense, as I’ve already been referring to this as an iPod.

Finally, here is a gallery of photos of the new device from Apple.