With my MacBook Air and iPhone, do I really need my iPad 2 anymore?

[thelookingglass]

For me, bringing my iPad out and about, taking it out my bag and realising that I couldn't get online with it a lot of the time ruined the tablet experience.

Yep, agreed. A lot of apps use the GPS chip for location-based features, which is cool. I had a wifi iPad 1, too, and felt neutered. Ended up getting a 3G iPad 1 and then a 3G iPad 2 when it came out.

 

[QCassidy352]

I have an iphone 4, ipad 2, and used to have a MBA. I found the Air to be the one I didn't use. the tablet form factor is just much more useful, unless what you're doing is primarily keyboard driven.

 

[nomad01]

Don't get me wrong, I do like my iPad 2 Wifi 32gb a lot, but since I got my 2011 MacBook Air 11" a month ago, I find myself needing/using the iPad 2 less and less. I also have an iPhone 4 (with an iPhone 4S 64gb delivering on Friday) and was thinking...do I really need all 3 of these?

Same situation. I had the original iPad and sold it when I got my 11" Macbook Air. However, I missed it so I bought the iPad 2.

It's not a necessity if you've got the iPhone and MBA but it still has its uses. I alternate between the two at the minute but loving the iPad after installing IOS5 on there.

 

[BergerFan]

I could live without my iPad, but it would be a tough life indeed.

 

[shenfrey]

Or with your iPhone and iPad do you need your MacBook air anymore...clearly just by the title you have made your mind up.