iPad used as protest sign in Lithuania, geeky! November 12, 2010Internet and Social Media1 Comment

An Apple iPad was spotted in Lithuania. But the owner was not using it to browse the web or to play a game.

Interesting, a man from Lithuania has used his iPad gadget as a placard in a Lithuanian protest. The anonymous protestor attached his iPad to a wood to give his shout out “more exposure.”

I think the protester used Apple’s iWork “Keynote” to flash his message because of the sign was changing.

The video was uploaded in YouTube three days ago, and has recorded a total of 93,000 plus views. See it below:

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