[jBogh]

I came across this in a 3Dworld newsletter last week. I've wanted an iPad for the purpose of a portable digital portfolio for a while now.. Then I saw this and it changed my wants into needs! The ability to concept sculpt on the go, made by someone that is a clear fan of zbrush/mudbox.
This guy works at Double Negative I believe, finally an artist making an app for artists! What excites me the most is the future potential. Currently his list of features off the top of my head include:
1. .OBJ import and export!!
2. Movable Lighting
3. Symmetry
4. Masking
5. Partial Mesh Visibility
6. Edit Materials
7. Multiple objects per scene (5 for iPad 1, 10 for iPad 2)
8. 9 brushes!
9. Up to 65,535 polys
Zbrush-like sculpting on an iPad....$2.99...I'm sold!
Now I have to decide between iPad 2 or hold out for iPad 3. But I do know this will be the first app purchased by a long shot..
Edit...Im new here and apparently cant get a youtube video link to work..
http://forgerapp.com/
http://youtu.be/EXbUv1IlH4c

[DenmanRooke]

So byzero just released this pen recently which looks promising as far as detail goes, but lacks the pressure sensitivity that we've all been waiting for.

http://youtu.be/5_zBf9rgHQ4

So i sent them an email asking if they were thinking about developing pressure sensitivity anytime soon. And they said they were currently in development for an iPad pressure sensitive stylus scheduled for sometime in 2012. So let's all cross our fingers and hope it pans out. That is if Wacom doesn't release one first, but I haven't seen or heard anything about that yet.

[SusanGray]

I think 3D modeling is not a easy task. Its take time and effort to develop some unique and attractive.

[nancyiphone]

ipad 2 is very sensitive to touch i have been using if to sometime now, and i feel its the best touch based tablet in the market

[Dossren]

Palm rejection & 2,000(+) levels of pressure.

http://adonit.net/jot/touch/