What Simon said.
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On 17 January 2012 12:10, Simon Atkinson <[email protected]> wrote:
> I just did this Russell, I didn't bother with 3g as I have an iphone on the 
> same plan as you. I've just moved house and that set up has been my only 
> access to t'internet at home for 2 months. Worked like a dream.
>
>
> On 17 Jan 2012, at 11:59, Russell Brown wrote:
>
>> Morning all
>>
>> Thinking about "investing" (ahem) in an iPad3 when possible but in something 
>> of a quandry about which type, wifi or 3G.  It will likely be used out and 
>> about and there is no doubt that an always on connection would be to my 
>> advantage, given how I intend to be using it.
>>
>> However, I already have an iPhone with a 3 all-you-can-eat data package and 
>> am quite pleased with the service.  I think it unlikely that I will have my 
>> iPad with me but not my phone.  I can see no technical reason why I 
>> shouldn't just tether my iPad to my phone.  A downside could be power 
>> drainage of both devices I suppose.  But this ability might suggest a 
>> wifi-only model would be better.
>>
>> The alternative position would be to get a 3G iPad and downgrade the 
>> phone/package in due course.  Cost upfront has an impact there of course.  
>> However, a 3G iPad has, for example, a GPS chip in it.  I'm not sure whether 
>> tethering to a GPS-enabled iPhone would enable me to still use location 
>> services so accurately (though this is for hobbies and the iPad will mostly 
>> be for work).
>>
>> Not looking for someone to tell me what to do, but curious what people 
>> think, there may be a way of looking at it I haven't considered.  Comments 
>> and opinions welcomed.
>>
>> Thanks and best wishes
>>
>> Russell
>>
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