The 10 most expensive iPad apps

“In general, Apple iPad apps cost almost four times as much as iPhone apps. But when it comes to the most expensive apps, the iPhone is still beating its larger cousin,” Dan Frommer writes for The Business Insider. “While you can spend $1,000 in one pop on an iPhone app, the two most expensive iPad-only apps cost ‘only’ $100.”

“And, we don’t mean to be rude, but at least one of those $100 apps doesn’t seem to be worth the money,” Frommer writes. “That app is called ‘Fine Luxury Wallpapers,’ and is basically a bunch of nice looking photographs that you can use as the background image for your iPad. That might be worth a few dollars, but $100? Probably not.”

Frommer reports, “The other $100 iPad app is called Crestron Mobile Pro G, and is a home automation utility, which plugs into your high-tech home so you can control things like security, entertainment systems, etc. This is part of a hardware system that will cost a lot more than $100, so the extra money for the iPad app may not seem too excessive.”

#9 (tie) Aurora Sound Sound HD – $39.99
#9 (tie) StudioTrack – $39.99
#8 ProCamPlus HD – $46.99
#5 (tie) OmniGraffle – $49.99
#5 (tie) ZeptoPad Planner Note – $49.99
#5 (tie) SLP Field Kit HD – $49.99
#3 (tie) iProc Pro – $59.99
#3 (tie) Marine: Skagerrak&Kattegat HD – $59.99
#1 (tie) Crestron Mobile Pro G – $99.99
#1 (tie) Fine Luxury Wallpapers by Gatsby – $99.99

Full article. with descriptions of and App Store links for the ten apps, here.