[Jason Snell writing about, well, writing (on his iPad)](http://www.macworld.com/article/2018600/why-im-writing-on-the-ipad.html):
>Using the iPad slowed me down and got me to think about what I was writing in a way that using my trusty MacBook Air never would.
That perfectly encapsulates a feeling that I have been getting from my iPad too. I use iA Writer on both my Mac and iPad. Both are full screen — both then show the same amount of distractions (none). Yet I much prefer working on the iPad with the on screen keyboard.
I never knew why until Snell wrote his article today.
While the iPad is slower, and can be frustrating to edit with, I find that my words are more considered on the iPad. Yes, it’s all psychological, but that doesn’t make such a sentiment any less true.
I’m with Snell on this one: I think that I *need* to write on my iPad when I want to take a more considered approach to things.