But Gupta isn't the only person the quoted. Oh, no.

"As you have better quality displays, and try to present better images on those displays, the network bandwidth required increases, and the amount of data you use goes up dramatically," says analyst Jack Gold, of J. Gold Associates. Companies need to be careful about handing out iPads to employees because the data plans that support them aren't cheap, Gold said.

If the name Jack Gold sounds familiar, that's probably because you read the Macalope's , where he noted Jack . Interesting coincidence! Jack was also when it was announced. Very strange! A cynical person like you might think that the man is simply getting his name mentioned by routinely coming up with anti-Apple money quotes. A cynical and correct person like you.

Well, at least Jack can't be accused of clogging up corporate networks by serving up any of those "better images" from . Loads just as fast now as it did on Windows 3.1 when Jack made it!

Much of the discussion centers around LTE bandwidth caps and how you can blow through them pretty quickly by coming down with a bad case of March Madness (seriously). Which prompts to wonder: