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antaeusa

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#114465 20-Feb-2013 15:56
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Hi,

Is this possible and has anyone tried this? I am in the process of buying an Ipad 3/4 depending on the budget.

Thank you.

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wongtop
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  #766537 20-Feb-2013 16:01
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I doubt it is possible. Either spring for the 3G version, use your phone as a hotspot or buy a wifi hotspot modem like the R205.



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  #766539 20-Feb-2013 16:07
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R208 Dual carrier

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  #766555 20-Feb-2013 16:24
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Answer, NOPE! It is only able to be used with cameras and USB sticks. Maybe with a Jailbreak - but I wouldn't count on it.




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antaeusa

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  #766564 20-Feb-2013 16:35
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Thanks guys.

dickytim
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  #766796 21-Feb-2013 07:03
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spring for an iPad 4G version as it also has the GPS chip, I didn't regret spending the extra money for a second, also you don't have to remember to keep multiple devices charged.

The difference between a 4G and Wi-fi only version is $200

A R208 is $199 so bugger all difference.

Also the Ipad 4 should be ready for LTE speeds when they become available.

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