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Originally Posted by mgmueller
iPad does have a Micro-SIM.
But with an adapter (I've got one for my MiFi, working flawlessly), you should be able to use it.
Works the other way around as well: You can cut a standard SIM to a Micro SIM.
To my knowledge, the only difference is size. You only have to be careful about regions. The US AT&T for example won't work in Germany because of the frequency used.
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Yes, I've seen adapters. I've not tried 'em, though, and don't know whether there are other restrictions tied to the AT&T data plan. Given the low rate I'm paying, I'd be careful about using the card outside the terms of the agreement.
Until Android operates as smoothly and effortlessly for my vanilla needs as iPad does, I don't see myself switching to a Galaxy or other alternative. If I suddenly find my needs changing and not being met, I'll certainly explore. I've been able to do limited work on iPad, as well as use it for email, news and books, so my needs are being met.
For now, I'm much more tempted by the Dell Streak, because of its size and phone. I'm going to check it out the next time I'm stateside. I'm not in a rush.