Thinking of getting an iPad for Xmas,can I Bluetooth stuff from my HTC desire onto it or dos it only accept data from other apple products
Well, yes, that's how network deals always work isn't it? But I don't think it will make so much difference here, because the iPad isn't being introduced into a marketplace where people automatically expect that sort of "cheap now but get screwed over two years" deal.
Technically perhaps - but two year data deals are always a bad idea IME, on any product. The cost of data subscriptions keeps going down, even within the same company.Sure, wasn't a criticism more just thinking out loud, 80 quid to spread the payment isn't that bad really, that's what 10% which is less than some finance deals...
Technically perhaps - but two year data deals are always a bad idea IME, on any product. The cost of data subscriptions keeps going down, even within the same company.
either way for £250 you can have a 32 gig ipad which I think's actually a good deal even when you look at the two year instalment plan...
Well its not really £250 is it....... if you have to have a £28 a month contract for 2 years.........
Dec 7 (Reuters) - Apple Inc's (AAPL.O) next iPad tablet will start shipping as early as the end of February from electronics maker Foxconn Electronics' factories in China, DigiTimes reported on Tuesday.
The report, citing unnamed sources from Taiwan-based components makers, said Apple originally planned to start mass production of the new device, known as iPad 2, in January.
£27 and no but it's money down the repayments aren't that much 4 packs of fags a month, in effect...
Lots of photos of ipad2 cases out there. They show holes for a rear-facing camera (so we can assume a front-facing one too) and what is described as an SD slot (seems like the right size)
Complaints have surfaced over Apple’s iPad Camera Connection Kit, after iPad owners upgrading their tablets to iOS 4.2 have apparently discovered the adapter no longer provides sufficient power. 9 to 5 Mac claims Apple has reduced the power supply from 100mAh to just 20mAh, which means that many cameras – along with keyboards, microphones and flash drives – now throw up an error message warning “The connected USB device requires too much power.”
Apple has never publicly promised that the Camera Connection Kit – which includes two dongles, one with an SD card reader and the other with a USB port – would work with keyboards and other non-camera peripherals; still, many iPad users rely on the adapter for easier text entry and for holding VoIP conversations using USB headsets.
http://www.slashgear.com/ipad-ios-4-2-power-loss-leaves-connection-kit-users-in-the-cold-07117992/
Im not convinced that a USB port is highly unlikely - after all the latest iOS supports some USB midi stuff for music software.
Having said that Im not banking on it either.
Without a built-in USB and SD card slot, a tablet seems hopelessly crippled to me. With all those great iPad editing apps, it would be handy to slam in a camera's SD card or hook up a USB drive/storage device, but it seems that Apple wants people to pay out twice and lug even more losable peripherals around.