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  #2376023 15-Dec-2019 21:51
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i just realised you can't buy the keyboard anymore! great job apple




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  #2376026 15-Dec-2019 21:57
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and one on trademe for more https://www.trademe.co.nz/computers/tablets-ebook-readers/ipad-accessories/cases-bags-protectors/listing-2438063196.htm?rsqid=0cc9323c388a43b2b60c54dc3b2d7d0a-003

 

essentially anything that uses the smart connector but as i said as far as i'm aware there was only 2 and they're not cheap.




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  #2376029 15-Dec-2019 22:09
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I thought I replied but it's either lagging or I'm losing my mind. 

 

In terms of a second hand iPad - even if it is in good condition, wouldn't two years of charging have some effect on the battery life?


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  #2376038 15-Dec-2019 22:46
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apple says ipad battery is twice better than iphone. so in theory no. but you can ask them to show a photo of the battery status. that's a good point. my ipad 1 after 10 years still get the same use time i had the day i bought it. but then i don't use it very much.


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