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With already over 2 million units sold, now Apple hopes to sell around 10 million units this year. So when are you joining the iPad race? But if you are already an iPad’s customer, then let me tell you that its real potential lies in the thousands of apps, more than 3,000 already, that use the hardware in new and interesting ways.

But the problem is that the App Store is still a cluttered mess, and iPad apps only add to the pile. Besides, iPad apps are generally more expensive than iPhone or iPod Touch apps. A few downloads could quickly drive your iTunes bill to the triple-digit range. But still as all the geeks are going ga-ga with the iPad Apps — here are the top 10 apps marked for the month.

1. Kayak Flights

Booking flights online has always been a pain but the Kayak Flights app astoundingly makes the experience pleasant. The app features an easily navigable calendar and plenty of customization options to find the right flight. It can even use the iPad’s location sensors to mechanically find the nearest airport. Within seconds, you’ll be able to perform a quick search for the cheapest fares for your trip. The best part is, the app is free. Click here to download.

2. Twitteriffic

The first Twitter app for iPhone, Twitteriffic was ultimately superseded by the more-popular app Tweetie. Once again, Twitterific is among the first Twitter apps for the iPad but this time around, Twitterific will be hard to top. The app’s interface does a fine job at divvying up your timeline,replies, direct messages and favorites. It’s a free download in the App Store. Click here to download.

3. National Public Radio

NPR is one of the most popular media outlets in America, and now it’s available in a slick, elegant app for the iPad. Perhaps, the NPR app is even better than the NPR.com website. Tap an article, and you can listen to an audio clip or view photos complementing it. A “Share” tab enables you to share an article by Twitter, Facebook or e-mail. It’s a free app in the App Store. Click here to download.

4. Marvel

Marvel app is always granted to be good. It makes comics look even better than they did on cheap, easy-to-soil comic book paper, and the best part is the ability to zoom in to view individual panels one at a time, as if watching an interactive storyboard for a movie. The free app charges $2 per comic download, though there are some free comic books as well. Click here to download.

5. Labyrinth 2 HD

Tilt the iPad to roll a virtual ball into a target hole. It’s not mind-blowing, but Labyrinth 2 HD provides great lean-back entertainment for the casual gamer. It costs $8. Click here to download. You can even download the lite version for free.

6. Air Sharing

There’s no native method to print from the iPad just yet, but Air Sharing offers a workaround. The app wirelessly mounts your iPad as a drive on your computer, and you can load it up with files and even use the app to print over the air to a wireless printer. Air Sharing costs $10. Click here to download.

7. Things

A snazzy to-do list to systematize your tasks, work projects and house chores. The app sports a gorgeous interface that makes the act of checkmarking a completed task truly gratifying. You can add current and future errands to the standard to-do list. The most impressive part about Things is the ability to sync all your to-do list items to the Things apps for Mac and iPhone. The Things iPad app alone costs $20. Click here to download.

8. Evernote

A popular note-taking service that stores your notes in the cloud so you can access them anywhere, has done it again. Its iPad app displays your notes as nice, big, easily tappable thumbnails. Typing and saving a new note can be done in a snap. And viewing saved notes on the iPad’s big screen makes them much more usable and legible than they are on an iPhone or iPod Touch and its free. Click here to download.

9. Sketchbook Pro

Sketchbook Pro is a drop-dead–beautiful app for digital artists. The app jams a rich feature set, including 75 brush sizes, a layer editor and a symmetrical drawing tool, into a surprisingly intuitive interface. Click here to download.

10. Real Racing HD

If you want to play a game that makes good use of the iPad’s accelerometer, look no further than Real Racing HD. The game’s visuals are stunning, and what’s more, you have the option to apply your own photos onto your digital car to give it a nice, personal touch. The game is $10. Click here to download.

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