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Over the last few days, questions surrounding the iPad have normally been along the lines of: When will I get my paws on one? What apps should I get? What if I break it? But the question over at the blender company Blendtec<\/a> has been more straightforward as everyone wondered, \u201cWill it blend?\u201d<\/p>\n Over the last few years, the company has been producing videos that showcase the industrial strength of their commercial blenders. In this video, they set out to find if Apple’s tablet can be blended into an iPad smoothie by chucking it into the \u201cTotal Blender\u201d and turning in\u00a0on. Needless to say, we gripped the edges of our table and wept a little (ok, a lot) as the brand-new iPad was smashed to smithereens.<\/p>\n Past “Will it Blend” videos<\/a> have shown objects like glow sticks<\/a> or an iPhone<\/a> being demolished by the roaring blender. Blendec’s website proudly states:<\/p>\n The Total Blender two jar package includes both the standard 2-quart BPA-free jar, as well as the new BPA-free 3-quart jar<\/strong> featuring a precision tuned 4\u201d blade<\/strong> and a patented fifth side<\/strong>. This larger five sided jar \/ 4″ blade combination creates a more powerful blending vortex, allowing you to power through tougher blending tasks with ease in less time.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Are you ready? Then watch what happens here.<\/p>\n\n