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Using an iPad as a hard drive?
So let me start this thread by saying I have OCD when it comes to data backup..
Now I purchased a 16gig wifi iPad and I use it on a daily basis as I am a pharmacist. However it cant hold everything I need, like my photos and huge music and movie collection.. So I recently added a 64gig wifi iPad which basically I loaded everything onto it and it stays at home for safe keeping. My question here is, is that safe? Say my macbook dies, will I be able to transfer all of that to a new macbook by syncing my iPad with iTunes? Thanks to all those who respond..
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