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Selling my iPad 2. let me know if you guys are interested

[06E90Rostik]

Originally Posted by oppeuqnic

Definitely going to check it out

You registered just to post that? Hmm...

[lux.sh]

New iPad is such a disappointment.

Bigger and heavier.
Less battery life.
Not even real siri, but knock-off siri.
I want steve jobs back.

Anyone else pre-ordered? I did mine earlier today.

[lux.sh]

Originally Posted by MARIO K

-I honestly cant tell the difference between the display on my iPhone 4s and the display on my iPad 2, so I don't have much interest with the new retina display

Not to be rude... but you need a new set of glasses.

I see what you are saying though. Zoom-in is the key to tell the difference between high/low resolutions.

By the way, I would NOT upgrade to iPad 3 if I had iPad 2. No way in hell. I have iPhone 4, will never pay for iPhone 4S.

[Chewy734]

Originally Posted by lux.sh

New iPad is such a disappointment.

Bigger and heavier.
Less battery life.
Not even real siri, but knock-off siri.
I want steve jobs back.

Anyone else pre-ordered? I did mine earlier today.

It has the same battery life as the iPad 2... I consider that an upgrade, since the graphics are 2x faster than the iPad 2, and now we have the retina display.

I consider this upgrade similar to upgrading a iPhone 3GS to an iPhone 4. Yeah, the processor isn't much of an upgrade, but it's going from normal to retina display, which is a huge jump.

[Pcemkr]

Originally Posted by lux.sh

New iPad is such a disappointment.

Bigger and heavier.
Less battery life.
Not even real siri, but knock-off siri.
I want steve jobs back.

Anyone else pre-ordered? I did mine earlier today.

"New iPad is such a disappointment, but I still spent $600 on it."
Fuckin Apple fanboys...

My Asus Transformer Prime has 2 more cores, higher res camera, better battery life, $100 cheaper, and I've had it for months.

[Augenbrauezug]

Originally Posted by lux.sh

New iPad is such a disappointment.

Bigger and heavier.
Less battery life.
Not even real siri, but knock-off siri.
I want steve jobs back.

Anyone else pre-ordered? I did mine earlier today.

Bitch bitch bitch, and then you fork them over $500? Don't get.

[Templar]

Won't do it, my iPad 2 is good enough.

However, I have the iPhone 4 and do want to get a 4s, only to get on the "s" rotation of phones I guess. It's just irritating that when I get a new iPhone, they come out with the "s" version not too much later that seems like it's better. The "s" rotation historically has the better stuff of that phone generation or whatever, so I think it's better to be on the "s" rotation of phones rather than the regular one. I guess in the long-run it doesn't really matter.

[Pcemkr]

Originally Posted by Templar

Won't do it, my iPad 2 is good enough.

However, I have the iPhone 4 and do want to get a 4s, only to get on the "s" rotation of phones I guess. It's just irritating that when I get a new iPhone, they come out with the "s" version not too much later that seems like it's better. The "s" rotation historically has the better stuff of that phone generation or whatever, so I think it's better to be on the "s" rotation of phones rather than the regular one. I guess in the long-run it doesn't really matter.

Buying the 4S is retarded. Just go from 4 to 5.

[MR///M3]

Originally Posted by erikf87

Not enough to upgrade right now. It's just like the iPhone4s, nothing crazy from the last one.

+1

[Templar]

Originally Posted by Pcemkr

Buying the 4S is retarded. Just go from 4 to 5.

Read the rest of the post.

Besides, I'm good for an upgrade now.

[KingOfJericho]

I have the iPad2 and preordered the new version. My only complaints about the current version were the connectivity speed (3G) and the screen, though very vibrant, was not as clear as the retina on the new version or either iphone 4. Without the 4G, I would not have upgraded. I have the iphone 4S and found it to be a worthy upgrade as it is definitely faster, doesn't have the home button issues of the 4, and has a much better camera (the biggest selling point for me). I will skip the next version of the ipad as this newest iteration fulfills all of my needs.

[ejazbmw]

i didn't even know people actually used 3G or 4G on their ipads i always used wifi its faster and cheaper. made no sense to me since you get free wifi just about everywhere nowadays

[eaglesfan83]

Originally Posted by ejazbmw

i didn't even know people actually used 3G or 4G on their ipads i always used wifi its faster and cheaper. made no sense to me since you get free wifi just about everywhere nowadays

Same here, I never found a use for it. Everytime I am in a place that even has 4G there is free wifi to be found.

[Pcemkr]

Originally Posted by ejazbmw

i didn't even know people actually used 3G or 4G on their ipads i always used wifi its faster and cheaper. made no sense to me since you get free wifi just about everywhere nowadays

x2... only benefit would be an airport that doesn't offer free wifi. But then I can just wifi-tether to my Galaxy Nexus 4G..
not to mention Apple charges $129 extra for 4G + monthly data/service charge. Fuck that. Fuck Apple.

[escobar929]

Originally Posted by ejazbmw

i didn't even know people actually used 3G or 4G on their ipads i always used wifi its faster and cheaper. made no sense to me since you get free wifi just about everywhere nowadays

i agree maybe for some its worth it but i see no point.

the new iPad is a decent upgrade but not enough for me to buy since I have an iPad 2 and does everything I need perfectly. Retina display is cool but I'll just wait till next years iPad to upgrade, then I can give my current one to a family member

[KingOfJericho]

Originally Posted by ejazbmw

i didn't even know people actually used 3G or 4G on their ipads i always used wifi its faster and cheaper. made no sense to me since you get free wifi just about everywhere nowadays

If you commute on a train to work everyday, 4G is very necessary. I have wifi coverage the entire way from my cable provider, however it's even slower than 3G. Once I arrive at the office, it's wifi all the way but the train ride to and fro is a different story.

[Red Bread]

Originally Posted by KingOfJericho

If you commute on a train to work everyday, 4G is very necessary. I have wifi coverage the entire way from my cable provider, however it's even slower than 3G. Once I arrive at the office, it's wifi all the way but the train ride to and fro is a different story.

This and privacy. Lots of reasons not to be on company wifi/network all day long. Plus 4G is faster than my home internets.

[iBoost]

Originally Posted by Templar

Won't do it, my iPad 2 is good enough.

However, I have the iPhone 4 and do want to get a 4s, only to get on the "s" rotation of phones I guess. It's just irritating that when I get a new iPhone, they come out with the "s" version not too much later that seems like it's better. The "s" rotation historically has the better stuff of that phone generation or whatever, so I think it's better to be on the "s" rotation of phones rather than the regular one. I guess in the long-run it doesn't really matter.

Wow I'm in the exact same boat man!! I think ill wait till 5s though

[Templar]

Originally Posted by iBoost

Wow I'm in the exact same boat man!! I think ill wait till 5s though

Probably a better plan than having the 4 and getting the 4s. I can probably wait a while longer, I have no real issues with my 4.

[iBoost]

Originally Posted by Templar

Probably a better plan than having the 4 and getting the 4s. I can probably wait a while longer, I have no real issues with my 4.

Yeah a buddy just got his 4s (he gets every new one ) its really not that much faster or different for that matter. Im waiting.

[Sylon]

Technically the screen on the iPad "3" has a higher res than all the current HDTVs on the market right now. My biggest complaint with the iPad1 is the screen.

As for the Android alternatives, there are very few tablet-specific apps out there that are more than just a stretched version of the phone apps. The iPad has over 200,000 apps specifically for it that isn't just a stretched phone app. Apps even the iPhone 4S cannot run because of its small size. I have an Android tablet as well as my iPad1 (I'm a techie), and the apps on the iPad are so much better than their Android versions. Just like the examples mentioned in the keynote yesterday. Not to mention, I really like Apple's app security and review process, even though they have been slacking a bit lately. Its still better than the Android Market, which no one polices.