It has been more than a week since Apple launched there most speculated iPad. Soon after iPad was announced, there were rumors lurking about a second iPad with a Camera. How far is it true or is it even credible – Well, lets wait and watch.

Nevertheless, the most credible evidence to date that a camera is in the works came from Mission:Repair, an Olathe, Kan., service company that repairs Apple products. The company wrote in its blog that its first shipment of iPad parts included metal internal frames with an embedded spot for a camera.

The company found that a camera taken from an Apple MacBook fits perfectly in the iPad frame.

“The camera slips in the frame, the lens fits in the hole, the LED (light) that indicates that the camera is on, fits, and the ambient light sensor hole is also correct,” the company said Monday. “It appears that the plans to have camera in the iPad is a reality.”

Mission:Repair speculates that the camera will likely appear in the next version of the iPad. Apple does not comment on future product plans, so fans will have to wait until the company is ready to make an announcement.

In the meantime, despite being described as “magical” by pitchman Jobs, the iPad has its critics. Reviewers working off the specifications released by Apple have complained about the lack of a camera, the device’s inability to run multiple applications at the same time, and the lack of Adobe Flash support and a high-definition video port.

The next gauntlet Apple will have to run will occur when it releases the device to reviewers. With so much attention on the iPad, critics are sure to dissect each feature.

First the iMac, then the iBook, then the iPod followed by the iPhone and the iTouch. And to continue the generation Apple’s released their latest technological innovation, the iPad , a touch screen tablet today. One of the most hyped products of the year, with pre-release security so tight that not a single image/review leaked out, the iPad is riding on the hopes and expectations of millions. The Apple tablet is what many say a sequel to the Apple iBook.

Apple tablet

The Apple tablet is expected to single handedly save newspapers, magazines, and book publishers, while simultaneously killing Amazon’s Kindle, another tablet introduced by Amazon.com . The idea is that Apple’s tablet will provide a superior user experience as compared to any other e-reader like the kindle, and that consumers will favor a multi-purpose device over a dedicated reading device . As a result, the tablet is expected to become the digital reading device of choice among the masses.

According to Steve Jobs’ official statement at the iPad’s release today, the iPad uses the iPhone Operating System, Apple’s own A4 chip, 4G wireless networking, and is capable of using 16 to 64 gigabytes of flash memory, at $499 to $699, respectively, for Wi-Fi. 3G connectivity is currently available through AT&T. The device is positioned between the iPod and mac. It is meant to be superior at web browsing, e-book and video viewing, audio and interactive tasks than its competitor categories – phones and PCs. The iPad is iPod software-compatible, is 0.5 inches thick, and claims a 10-hour battery life. It weighs 1.5 pounds with a 9.7 inch touchscreen.