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How is this Apple’s fault? The iPad will still work! It’s not their fault the rest of the world are so behind with their mobile networks. It’s just future proofed, 4G will arrive in the UK. Google it! Just have to wait.
– Piggy1982, Norwich, 28/3/2012 9:30
4G will be in the UK, sure, It’s being trialled now but it’s a different 4G standard and frequency band as to what the useless Americans now use. That’s the problem and the iPad3 will not work on any 4G technology other than what the Americans currently have.
What will happen is that the rest of the world will be on one standard of 4G while America has to play catch-up by upgrading its beta 4G network to one that the rest of the world uses.

– Marcus RM, Here There, 28/3/2012 15:32

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It amazes me that people rushed out to buy a product who’s main selling point was a feature that doesn’t work in the UK. Apple must be planting subliminal messages to their minions. I bet if they released an IDENTICAL product but called it iPad 5, people would upgrade.
– Paul, Newcastle, UK, 28/3/2012 13:00

Apple’s business model is to delibertately leave off features and add them in later in a “new version” which requires everyone to upgrade. The original iPad didn’t have a phone at all. The iPad 2 and 3 had a phone, but were limited to 3G connection despite 4G being used in Antroid tablets. Even in the US the iPad 4 doesn’t connect to all 4G networks, that will be fixed in the iPad 5, as will the battery issues which they surely knew all about in testing.

Apple thrives on selling incomplete products to people who are more interested in the public image than the product quality.

– Completely Average, Somewhere, 28/3/2012 15:17

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Don’t see the problem. It still has an ‘enhanced’ 3G. I agree Apple should look over their advertising, I checked worldwide and Apple don’t adapt the advertising to each individual country, it’s the same everywhere. It should have stated 4G was only available in the USA/Canada. It comes with 4G because it isn’t possible to make different units for different countries. It has become a problem making a unit that will cover all countries, as we apparently don’t always have a single international standard, so each product has to cover all bases. An important point, despite this ‘flaw’ the 3 is the same price as the old 2. Which would YOU buy, the old 2 for £400, or a 3 for £400. I think the term is ‘no-brainer’? Personally, I’m not effected as I have no use for 3-4G, or any G whatever the number. This is just the beginning of the Apple-bashing, guys, there is talk of new Pro’s, possibly iMacs, coming soon, next month maybe, all with Retina and SSD. Stone-Age PC, anyone?

– RolloRulerOfEurope, EU, 28/3/2012 15:13

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Big stead, how do you do it and does it use up a lot of data if you use the iPad through the hotspot connection?

– who?me?, London, 28/3/2012 14:38

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WiFi only version. iPhone 4 used as a personal hotspot, WiFI iPad always connected to internet. Simple.

– Big Steed B, The Big Smoke, 28/3/2012 14:24

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I only recently bought iPad 2 which I am more than happy with but I did understand that the new iPad would be able to connect to 4g networks once they become available. Anyone with an ounce of technical knowledge would know that you can’t get a 4g connection if the operators are not providing it. And Apple is not a mobile network operator. Or am I just too clever?! LOL

– who?me?, London, 28/3/2012 14:23

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please if the buyer was that smart lol they wouldnt buy a ipad3 lol
any smart IT guy would spend £400 on a better laptop lol
ipad3 was a show off tool like LV bag, not to be use a brilliant + powerful pc tool.
ie looks good, brag, show off, expensive, what apple put inside!!!!!!!!! they dont care, just make it cheap or everyone have it

– happyme, london, 28/3/2012 13:59

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It beggars belief that a company the size of Apple didn’t realise that phone networks are different from country to country and ensured that all iPads would be equipped with technology compatible with the country they were destined to be sold in. Or did they know and couldn’t be bothered? If I buy a mobile device in this country I expect it to work in this country no matter where it was made or the nationality of the parent company that made it – Apple didn’t have a problem with the iPhone so how come they slipped up so badly with the iPad?

– Stuart, Halifax, West Yorkshire, 28/3/2012 13:58

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I knew that the 4g here in Australia was not compatible with the ipad and I am not even interested in buying one. U would think if u are paying that sort of money u would do you research. Obviously people buy these things for the status only!

– Stop the world, I’m getting off, 28/3/2012 13:30

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I don’t really understand the issue here. The new iPad contains the technology to connect to ‘a’ 4G signal. It is not apples responsibility to provide the network. Therefore I don’t see that they’ve said anything wrong. Minor issues about whether it will or won’t connect are irrelevant as it does contain 4G technology. Therefore they’re well within their rights to make the claim.
– belski, Bath, uk, 28/3/2012 12:22,,,,,,,,,,,, the problem is 4G is on different radio bands in every country , so you are paying for something your not going to get. so these ipads will only work on 4g in the USA only

– Bob, england, 28/3/2012 13:04

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