whmurray
Well-known member
I can just velcro my phone and my MiFi to the back. Have to keep the MiFi in any case because Apple/AT&T forbid tethering.WiFi for me. iPhone can cover my cellular requirements
I can just velcro my phone and my MiFi to the back. Have to keep the MiFi in any case because Apple/AT&T forbid tethering.WiFi for me. iPhone can cover my cellular requirements
AT&T is the also the carrier in the US that supports a minii sim.The iPad 3G is not locked to AT&T. But the only options in the U.S. is effectively AT&T because T-Mobile is the only other GSM network and T-Mobile uses different 3G frequencies than AT&T (and everyone else in the world).
But you could use the iPad 3G internationally on other carriers if they have micro-sims available.
I have a Verizon MiFi. I promise not to use my 3G until AT&T supports tethering. In spite of their assurances to the contrary, that is likely to be a long time.The 3G version of the iPad will be locked to AT&T's network, which doesn't even compare to the 3G coverage that Verizon has. iPad 3G owners would have to pay $30/mo for a data plan that can only be used on the iPad.
I would recommend getting a Verizon MiFi, which will provide better 3G coverage, on a more reliable 3G network. Not to mention you can connect up to 5 devices at a time to the MiFi.
3Gstore just announced a No Contract MiFi Option for iPad for only $49.95/mo
3gstore.com/lease
Just signed up, wanted to introduce myself.
I really want this. But even now i'm wondering what version i'll purchase. I'm almost thinking of getting the wifi to try out, making sure i like it, then getting a 3G one later. Even if i don't enable the 3G, it'd be nice to have that option. But i'd hate to buy something with the intention of returning. I'm still not decided yet.
64gb because i'm likely to have more media on it. 720p means bigger files right. Even the apps? I'm guessing i'll have to re-convert several videos i have. I also wonder if Apple will have an option to upgrade purchased media to HD.