SANCHEZ: We've been telling you about the iPad, the new device that a lot of folks are going to be using out there. What do you think? It's not our place to tell you whether it's good or bad. But there are people who are experts on this, so they're tweeting. We're going to share their tweets with you. In case you're thinking about perhaps getting one of these, here we go. Mark McCloskey is with "Wired" magazine, and his job is to look at these kinds of devices and rate them. He says he has hands on the iPad. Here's what he says about it -- "Lovely screen, super-solid feel and build, response interface, loves the hardware, but he's less excited about the software." That's "Wired" magazine's opinion about this. We have another one that's coming up here. This is from tech crunch, same thing, that's what they do. Let's read to you what they think about the iPad. They say it looks like the Apple iPad, doesn't have Flash after all. And Flash is used for playing videos, right? Right, Flash is one of those applications you can use for playing video. This is from "Tech Crunch," not CNN, that it doesn't have the ability to use Flash. There's the critiques, use them as you may. Also this, can you get a second chance to make a first impression? President Obama will try to regain momentum and reset his agenda with tonight's state of the union speech. Well, what does that mean for you and for me? We're going to ask our political panel to lay this out for us. And we'll take you through all the other political news on this day, including that story out of Louisiana. And Kiefer Sutherland is on our "The List That Don't Want To Be On." Talk about having a cow. That's next.
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