Sorry if the question sounds silly but i am total noob when it comes to iPads.
I might be buying the iPad 2 in a month or so and i was browsing amazon.com to look for the price etc. The reason i want to buy from amazon is because i have amazon gift card balance that i wanted to used.
My main query is that the iPad 2 wifi+3G available on amazon.com AT&T version is locked to AT&T or unlocked to be used with any micro SIM ?
Like, can i just pop in my Tmobile SIM or for that matter my home country SIM (when i return back) and use without doing any sort of unlock or anything ?
The reason i am confused is because on amazon.com, there are few listings of Factory Unlocked International Version iPad 2s and also AT&T iPad 2s and the factory unlocked ones sell for like substantially more price than the AT&T version.
Which one should i buy ??
Also another query is that if i use Tmobile SIM card in the iPad 2, it will still work in EDGE speeds right ?
Here is one link from amazon....
http://www.amazon.com/Apple-MC982LL...ref=sr_1_4?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1335992269&sr=1-4
I might be buying the iPad 2 in a month or so and i was browsing amazon.com to look for the price etc. The reason i want to buy from amazon is because i have amazon gift card balance that i wanted to used.
My main query is that the iPad 2 wifi+3G available on amazon.com AT&T version is locked to AT&T or unlocked to be used with any micro SIM ?
Like, can i just pop in my Tmobile SIM or for that matter my home country SIM (when i return back) and use without doing any sort of unlock or anything ?
The reason i am confused is because on amazon.com, there are few listings of Factory Unlocked International Version iPad 2s and also AT&T iPad 2s and the factory unlocked ones sell for like substantially more price than the AT&T version.
Which one should i buy ??
Also another query is that if i use Tmobile SIM card in the iPad 2, it will still work in EDGE speeds right ?
Here is one link from amazon....
http://www.amazon.com/Apple-MC982LL...ref=sr_1_4?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1335992269&sr=1-4
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