Apple iPad: The bottom line

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Apple CEO Steve Jobs sums up all the features and pricing of the new Apple tablet.

Note: all pricing in the video is for the US; Australian pricing and availability will be announced at a later date.

US iPad pricing summary

Wi-Fi only model — available March 2010

  • 16GB model: US$499
  • 32GB model: US$599
  • 64GB model: US$699

Wi-Fi + 3G model — available in selected countries in April

  • 16GB model: US$629
  • 32GB model: US$729
  • 64GB model: US$829

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Sean
 

Sean posted a comment   

More like no iDea. For it's size (and by the time they apply the good old Aussie extra markup) it is far too limited..

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JohnS2 Facebook
 

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Wow, wow, wow! This gonna change the world and make everything digital! no more real books, no more real mags, just ipad! If they have a cheaper option that will probably push them to the first place!

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plmko
 

plmko posted a comment   

Sorry I'll stick to my netbooks

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nanorazor
 

nanorazor posted a reply   
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The iPad is more like a half netbook/tabet and half ipod touch.
key features
-able to run windows 7
-advance touch screen 9.7"
-Thin
-Looks like Ipod touch/iMac
-Has a gaming media
-ebooks
-Digital compass
-10hrs battery
-Accelerometer
-mic&speakers
-pages,keynote,numbers($13 each)
It will cost $800-900 for the cheapest one(16gb)

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nanorazor
 

nanorazor posted a reply   
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It not going to replace netbooks but being a tablet alternatives.

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nanorazor
 

nanorazor posted a reply   
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It not going to replace netbooks but being a tablet alternatives.

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Cyberacc
 

Cyberacc posted a comment   

iPad? iPod? How many kids are going to ask their grandparents for an iPad and end up with an iPod? Even a photo of it looks like an iPod Touch.

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AlexS1 posted a comment   
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What, no iSight?

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nanorazor
 

nanorazor posted a reply   
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They might put that on the 2nd gen next year 2011.(seems very very very far away)

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