We will see what we see when (or if) it ever rolls out.
Even the FCC is getting into the act now cautioning that the Ipad would exasperate the present 3G availability problem that ATT has.
ATT seems to be making deals it cannot support. Stewart At 12:41 AM 2/9/2010, you wrote: You mean the one where the number of people who said "yes" to buying
one tripled after the rollout, but the headline misdirected readers to focus on "I'm not interested"? With 9 per cent of respondents saying they are going to buy one and 21 per cent seriously considering it, this is going to be a huge success for Apple. http://arstechnica.com/apple/news/2010/02/survey-tries-quantifying-ipad-hype-suggests-interest-waning.ars "iPad hoopla" has passed, according to a survey by electronics shopping site Retrevo, and consumers have lost interest after the product's unveiling less than two weeks ago. More than twice as many respondents said they were uninterested after the iPad was announced compared to a week prior. Of course, there are lies, damned lies, and statistics—three times as many said they were confident they would buy one after finding out the product's details.
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