This “iPad Wi-Fi issue” seems to be getting blown out of proportion. After Israel banned the import of iPads, citing Wi-Fi issues, now it seems that Princeton and a few other universities have decided to block the iPad too, citing connectivity and safety measure issues. George Washington University and Princeton have both rejected the iPad, citing defense issues, while Cornell University is seeing connectivity issues with the device and fears for bandwidth overload. What next, will the iPad be blocked at Starbucks too?

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We all know that hard drives are prone to failure, particularly whether you’re unlucky sufficient to drop the drive. Now pqi’s H560 Ultra Shock Proof Hard Drive attempts to ease your fears by making certain it can resist military standard drop tests. The 2.5-inch SATA drive inside will be connected to your PC via USB 2.0, and the drive is available in 320, 500 and 640GB sizes. The 500GB will set you back a good $120, and will come standard with a 3-year warranty.

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