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  #966333 13-Jan-2014 17:41
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My Air is 128. Apps not a lot maybe 100, a small number are 1GB plus. Music a lot, photos a lot-ish, PDF mags a lot
Every use YMMV



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  #966409 13-Jan-2014 19:37
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I agree that if you're unsure then the iPad Air is the safest bet, but it depends a bit on what other devices you have. If you don't have an iPhone and don't intend to buy one, or if you have a lightweight laptop that you often tote around then the iPad Mini might be more justifyable in terms of filling the gap.

I bought my first 64Gb iPad in 2010 and moved to the 3rd gen model in 2012. I have always found 64Gb to be plenty but I am looking forward to moving to an iPad Air this year as my current model is heavy enough to cause fatigue when held for a reasonable period of time.

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  #966437 13-Jan-2014 20:36
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Thanks everyone for your valuable inputs!

I'm a developer by trade.
The device would be for mostly testing plus casual usage only.
Probably web browsing plus a small amount of apps with lots install/uninstall.
I'm hoping to gain an appreciation of Apple User's UX and expectation.

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