iPad 2

[Adam]

I use my iPhone more often because of its 'Retina' display. I love the crisp text. I would obviously rather read a book on the iPad, though. I still have the original iPad and I'll be upgrading whenever they add a 'Retina' display to the iPad, and that'll be the model I stick with for quite a while.

I actually felt the same way until I dropped my iPhone...the entire front screen is covered in cracks at the moment, haven't had a real opportunity to figure out where to go around here to get it fixed yet...plus I'm not sure if it merits the cost for me at this point...I looked into fixing it myself but with all the tiny parts there's no way in hell I'd be able to pull it off without losing something.

[James]

Depending on the version, replacing the screen on an iPhone is not the end of the world. I'd suggest starting at iFixit if you want to do it yourself. I may be wrong, but Apple might also do any repair for $200, which isn't a terrible option for a cracked screen.