Digital Playground Optimizing iPorn for iPad
iPad paves way for bigger iPorn.
Yes, yes, we know it's been a literal bombardment of Apple iPad news regardless of which tech site you visit – which proves just how much of a splash a single, highly anticipated product can make.
Digital Playground, one of the world's largest makers of adult videos, wasted no time in getting on the iPad bandwagon. Shortly after Steve Jobs announced the iPad yesterday, Digital Playground announced porn optimized for the iPad, reported Tech Radar.
"As the world leader of high-definition productions, Digital Playground is poised to deliver the highest quality movies to all platforms including the iPad," said Farley Cahen, VP of New Business Development.
"Users can now enjoy the handheld experience by viewing on 10-inch screen where prior they were watching on an iPhone or iPod screen."
So there you have it, folks – in the world where size matters, the iPad will soon be here to please.

super pun intended
Yes, but can you drag your 21" monitor into the bathroom?! /sarcastic.
I need a cold shower now.
LOL.
I was more referring that most movies are ran at 1920x1080, that if you did play a video in that aspect ratio it would either not be true "full screen" or be distorted if it was made to be. sorry if I didn't illaberate enough before you went off on your accusations on what you thought I meant. Also, name calling is what my 9yo does so I'll refrain.
Really? I must be out of the loop. Most movies I've watched on my screen are hardly 1080p let alone porn.
that if you did play a video in that aspect ratio it would either not be true "full screen" or be distorted if it was made to be.
LOL. Really? Distorted? I think I need new glasses.
Also, name calling is what my 9yo does so I'll refrain.
LOL. Guess what? You just did.
maybe we will see an iPad accessory called iFap? basically a stand and easy-wash screen protector in one.
Lool.. THumbs
Of course it doesn't look twice as detailed. According to your logic, SD is more detailed than HD. Uh, yeah, right.
Pixel size only matters if you're so close to the screen that you can see the pixels. Seeing the pixels is bad. But I sit very close to a 24 inch screen @ 1920x1200, and I don't see any pixels. So a higher pixel density than that really isn't needed unless your nose practically touches the screen.