Which iPad Should I Buy?
Assuming you decide the iPad's limitations are outweighed by its advantages (which they are), you need to make a choice. In fact, three choices.
The first is whether you want to be able to get online when you're out and about. If you do, you'll want to buy the 4G version of the new iPad (3G for older versions). It's $130 more than the equivalent model without a micro SIM slot.
Next, you have to work out how much memory you'll need. Here, the old rule 'get the best you can afford' applies. Apple charges steeply for more memory, so the Wi-Fi only 16GB version is $100 cheaper than the 32GB model, which itself is $100 cheaper than the 64GB model.
For those who want a smaller iPad there's the iPad mini to consider. This is a 7in tablet, so it's roughly the same size as an eReader. Ideal for those who wish for a more portable iPad.
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