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George Washington University and Princeton University have both banned the iPad, and more schools are likely to follow. Which surely harms Apple’s intentions to make the iPad a must have for students.

The Apple iPad is for everyone, more or less, but obviously there are groups that are targeted more than others. Students are an obvious target, with IPAD could replace the need for textbooks over time, and lots of entertainment.

There is a problem, however, that some universities refuse IPAD. According to the WSJ, the two schools mentioned above include safety issues for the prohibition, while studying at Cornell University IPAD because of problems with connectivity and bandwidth overhead.

I’d hate to be a student who has gone out and bought an iPad straight away only to be banned from using it in school. Whatever the issues behind these bans, Apple needs to endeavor to fix them quickly (at least by the release of v2).

iLounge is pleased to announce the launch of its new iPads Around the World Gallery. Joining our current iPod and iPhone galleries, which are the largest single collection of people and their iDevices, the new iPad gallery aims to expand the collection with images of Apple’s newest device at both well- and not-so-well-known locations around the world. So get out your new Ipad and we’ll see where you have traveled!

To celebrate the launch iPad gallery around the world we’re giving away a iTunes Gift Card 150 USD. All you have to do is Retweet our message and present one or several photos of your forehead IPAD a reference point and enter for a chance to win $ 150 iTunes gift card. The winner will be selected by random drawing on May 1, 2010.