How Licensing and Hardware Bottlenecks Confound Magazine Text on the iPad | Epicenter | Wired.com
Building a magazine app to work at four times the pixels isn't an unsolvable problem. It's better than that. It's an eminently solvable one that tells you something important about how both magazine apps and the new iPad work.
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