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All iPads What iPad are you using?

Which iPad(s) do you have?

  • iPad 1

    Votes: 31 7.9%

  • iPad 2

    Votes: 75 19.1%

  • iPad 3

    Votes: 120 30.5%

  • iPad 4

    Votes: 92 23.4%

  • iPad Mini

    Votes: 144 36.6%
  • Total voters
    393
What iPad are you using?

Guys, I take the hint. iPad 3 may be 4G or LTE or whatever compatible in the States or wherever you may be but I'm fairly sure here in England it isn't a 4G model. Please there is no need for anyone else to quote my previous post and correct me!





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Bishwasher said:
Guys, I take the hint. iPad 3 may be 4G or LTE or whatever compatible in the States or wherever you may be but I'm fairly sure here in England it isn't a 4G model. Please there is no need for anyone else to quote my previous post and correct me!





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The iPad 3 WiFi model you can buy in your local England Apple Store or electronics shop is the same exact iPad 3 WiFi model I can buy here in the US. Same goes for the cellular model. Apple makes 3 capacities, 2 colors and WiFi/Cellular. It's the same here, England, China, Russia, Africa, etc.
 
so the 3 and the Mini are neck and neck.

I wonder if the Mini buyers are like me; tried the big ipad, didn't like the big ipad and simply held out for something Mini sized
 
iPad 2 3g 32gb

I still use it everyday. It is holding up great. When it starts running slow like my iPhone 4 was I will replace it.
 
I use an iPad mini. Perfect tablet size and weight. And the battery life is amazing. If this little device had a retina display, it would not just be a smaller iPad, it would be THE iPad.
 
Was using ipad 2 but sold it to a friend . Now I have black ipad min 32gb. And I love the size. It is bigger than my note 2 . But not as chunky as my ipad 2.

And this fits much more better in my purse than my ipad 2 did.
 
iPad 2 still does exactly what I want it too - tempted to get an iPad Mini to replace it though - just for the lightness.
 
I use a white 32GB Wifi+LTE iPad 3 and a 32GB Wifi iPad mini. They're both great!
 
SnowLeopard2008 said:
The iPad 3 WiFi model you can buy in your local England Apple Store or electronics shop is the same exact iPad 3 WiFi model I can buy here in the US. Same goes for the cellular model. Apple makes 3 capacities, 2 colors and WiFi/Cellular. It's the same here, England, China, Russia, Africa, etc.
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Lets quickly tidy this up.

The ipad 3 is 4G (LTE) enabled, but only works on the US frequencies (and Canada I believe?). It doesnt support any UK 4G (LTE) frequencies (where the original poster lives hence his confusion)

The ipad 4 does work on 4G LTE in the UK, but only on EE (and 'three' once they buy the chunk of spectrum from EE)
 
White iPad4 16GB WIFI+3G/LTE. Loving it so far, use it heavily for web browsing, social networking, magazine reading, watching music vids and YouTube, the Retina Dispaly is just so incredible :) can't get enough of it.
 
the 4

After updating my 2010 iMac, I realized I didn't need a replacement Mac but I was missing the iPad 3 I sold a few months ago.

So here I am with a 4.

Frankly, even though the weight is a pain in the butt, the larger retina screen is a must for reading documents and comics. I didn't want to get a completely redesigned iPad 5 for that fact alone so hopefully I will roll happily with my 4 for a while.
 
schmidt65 said:
Lets quickly tidy this up.

The ipad 3 is 4G (LTE) enabled, but only works on the US frequencies (and Canada I believe?). It doesnt support any UK 4G (LTE) frequencies (where the original poster lives hence his confusion)

The ipad 4 does work on 4G LTE in the UK, but only on EE (and 'three' once they buy the chunk of spectrum from EE)
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You just made things messier.

My claim: iPad 3 is 4G/LTE enabled.

The first 6 or so words of your claim:

schmidt65 said:
The ipad 3 is 4G (LTE) enabled
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kazmac said:
After updating my 2010 iMac, I realized I didn't need a replacement Mac but I was missing the iPad 3 I sold a few months ago.

So here I am with a 4.

Frankly, even though the weight is a pain in the butt, the larger retina screen is a must for reading documents and comics. I didn't want to get a completely redesigned iPad 5 for that fact alone so hopefully I will roll happily with my 4 for a while.
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Yeah if 5 is just a repackaged 4 I might hold on as well
 
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