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From: Mike Klein on 19 Feb 2010 15:09
Will the 3g-ipad require an additional subscription with some carrier,
like AT&T or is that cost included in the 3g premium over the wi-fi?
From: nospam on 19 Feb 2010 15:27
In article <klein-4B754D.14094919022010(a)news.loyno.edu>, Mike Klein
<klein(a)loyno.edu> wrote:

> Will the 3g-ipad require an additional subscription with some carrier,
> like AT&T or is that cost included in the 3g premium over the wi-fi?

there is no subscription. it's pay as you go.
From: Jolly Roger on 19 Feb 2010 15:37
In article <klein-4B754D.14094919022010(a)news.loyno.edu>,
Mike Klein <klein(a)loyno.edu> wrote:

> Will the 3g-ipad require an additional subscription with some carrier,
> like AT&T or is that cost included in the 3g premium over the wi-fi?

If you show just a little willingness to help yourself, you'll find
people very willing to help you. If, on the other hand, you show
laziness, you'll not get as much help. ; )

The answer to your question, can be found easily with a Simple Google
search for "ipad 3g costs".

And if you want answers to just about every other question you might
have, you may want to watch the iPad Keynote:
<http://www.apple.com/ipad/>.

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From: David Empson on 19 Feb 2010 18:48
Mike Klein <klein(a)loyno.edu> wrote:

> Will the 3g-ipad require an additional subscription with some carrier,
> like AT&T or is that cost included in the 3g premium over the wi-fi?

The 3G models cost more up front, because they have more hardware
features.

Data charges are not included. So far, Apple has announced the AT&T
pricing scheme which doesn't require a contract and is pay-as-you-go.
Other countries and networks may have different arrangements.

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