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leebase · 03-03-2011, 11:58 AM

If anyone just bought an iPad -- and it's within the "you can return it" time period -- RETURN IT! Get the newer better iPad -- no additional cost. That's a no-brainer.

For me, no. I'm not planning on getting the iPad 2. My job is likely going to get one for me so I'll wait and see. If that wasn't the case, and I could get $300 for my existing iPad, then sure. I'd probably pony up the $200 for the newer, faster, thinner, lighter iPad.

I already have an iPhone 4 so the cameras are not a big seller for me.

Frankly, though, I've never found my existing iPad to be slow. A refurbished iPad can be had for $349 for those looking for a bargain.

I'm an "every other generation" type of guy.

Lee

03-03-2011, 11:58 AM	#22
leebase Karma Kameleon Posts: 2,975 Karma: 26738313 Join Date: Aug 2009 Device: iPad Mini, iPhone X, Kindle Fire Tab HD 8, Walmart Onn	If anyone just bought an iPad -- and it's within the "you can return it" time period -- RETURN IT! Get the newer better iPad -- no additional cost. That's a no-brainer. For me, no. I'm not planning on getting the iPad 2. My job is likely going to get one for me so I'll wait and see. If that wasn't the case, and I could get $300 for my existing iPad, then sure. I'd probably pony up the $200 for the newer, faster, thinner, lighter iPad. I already have an iPhone 4 so the cameras are not a big seller for me. Frankly, though, I've never found my existing iPad to be slow. A refurbished iPad can be had for $349 for those looking for a bargain. I'm an "every other generation" type of guy. Lee