[Nfbf-l] ipad Question

[Nallym Bravo]

Holly,

To piggy-back off of what Dave said, it really depends on what you
want it for. I believe you already have an iPhone, so maybe the wifi
model is better. You just have to make sure to download any content
onto it before you go on the road.

If you can aford it, I would recommend you get the new iPad. IOS 6 is
coming in the fall, and typically newer devices do better with newer
software since it generally requires more resources. There are also
rumors that an iPad mini, a 7 inch tablet, will be released in the
fall. This might not be true, but if it is it almost certainly will be
cheaper so you might want to hold off on your decision until then.
Hope that helps and good luck!

PS the Verizon model of the new iPad does support 4G if you were wondering.

Create a great day!

Best,
Nallym

On 8/5/12, David Andrews <dandrews at visi.com> wrote:
> Well, there are a couple things you will have to decide.  First there
> was the original iPad, the iPad 2, and the "New iPad."  Unless money
> is an issue, I would buy the " New iPad," you might as well get the
> most recent one -- it will last you longer, running newer software etc.
>
> Then you can connect your iPad to Internet, and iTunes, and data in
> two ways.  One is via wifi, so you must have access to a wifi
> connection.  Or you can get a iPad with cellular connection 3G or 4G,
> don't remember if new iPad does 4G or not, but at least 3G.  This
> will cost you more for iPad, and you will have a monthly charge for
> phone connection, but you will have connectivity most anywhere.
>
> You just have to decide what you need, and what you can afford.
>
> Dave
>
> At 06:13 PM 8/5/2012, you wrote:
>>Hello all,
>>I am considering getting an iPad. However, I don't know if I need the
>>iPad 2, iPad 3rd generation, WIFI, 3G or 4G.
>>Any feedback would be great!
>>Thank you,
>>Holly
>>
>>--
>>"God gives you 86,400 seconds in a day. Take one to say Thank You."
>>Walter A. Ward
>
>
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