Sounds cool Ronni.
Please - any advice re data plans?
I am taking the plunge - iPad Mini with cellular.
Needs to be Telstra for country reception when camping.
ta
blitto
Rod Blitvich - Amy Sam’s Dad
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Hi Rod
It can depend on your usage, but here's what I found for myself and my iPad
(iPad2,..not lucky enough for an iPad gen4 yet).
First off, here are the plans for data from Telstra -
http://www.telstra.com.au/internet/mobile-broadband-prepaid/rates/
If you're not going to use it a lot then
I agree with Daniel about the 12 month prepaid option. It saves having to even
think about your access to data.
I use my ipad all the time, on wireless at home and 3g when out, so its worth
it to always have it available.
It would depend on how much you use it, of course.
Susan Hastings
Definitely stick with Telstra for best coverage, especially country coverage,
and depending how often how much data you will be using on 3G Network I also
agree with Daniel Susan on the 12 month prepaid option.
I had a prepaid SIM card in my old iPad that I topped up when necessary, but
Thank you Daniel Ronni and Susan
You all make perfect sense!
$20 or $30 first up then think about the yearly one
cheers
blitto
Rod Blitvich - Amy Sam’s Dad
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On 24/11/2012, at 10:06 AM, Rod
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