How Many Apple Products Do You Own?

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Originally Posted by boomer1

I currently have an AT&T 3G iPad2 with no cellular plan. It works for me, however I would like to see T-mobile as a cellular partner in the U.S.

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I think it depends on where you live how well the service works. I am in NYC where Verizon and AT&T works pretty well except for Verizon data in my apartment. Verizon gave me a free network extender which only works well in only back of my apartment - bedrooms, bathroom and of course NOT in my combined living room and kitchen where I spend most of my time. Might be a firewall, a literal firewall (fireproofing materials in the wall that separates the front and back of my apartment). AT&T works great in my building - towers right outside my building.

T-Mobile and Sprint don't do too well from here from what I understand.

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Originally Posted by tlbaker

I think it depends on where you live how well the service works. I am in NYC where Verizon and AT&T works pretty well except for Verizon data in my apartment. Verizon gave me a free network extender which only works well in only back of my apartment - bedrooms, bathroom and of course NOT in my combined living room and kitchen where I spend most of my time. Might be a firewall, a literal firewall (fireproofing materials in the wall that separates the front and back of my apartment). AT&T works great in my building - towers right outside my building.

T-Mobile and Sprint don't do too well from here from what I understand.

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Yeah, I hear you about cell coverage. I live about 1/2 mile away from T-mobile corporate HQ, I have GREAT cell coverage at home & also usually enjoy good coverage in most of the Puget Sound area. Verizon can be spotty like you describe and a lot of dropped calls with AT&T (as described by friends/acquaintances who use those carriers).

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Originally Posted by boomer1

Yeah, I hear you about cell coverage. I live about 1/2 mile away from T-mobile corporate HQ, I have GREAT cell coverage at home & also usually enjoy good coverage in most of the Puget Sound area. Verizon can be spotty like you describe and a lot of dropped calls with AT&T (as described by friends/acquaintances who use those carriers).

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Yup!! ;)

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Apple IISi 20mhz still runs
Apple Quadra 800 still runs and gets on the internet
MacMini
iTouch
iPad
iPad2

Three iPods (a 160-gig which replaced my extensive CD collection; a 1st-gen iPod Touch, which I use to show video on my TVs via docks; and an old square Nano which I only use in the gym), and one iPad.

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Originally Posted by glyde

Apple IISi 20mhz still runs
Apple Quadra 800 still runs and gets on the internet
MacMini
iTouch
iPad
iPad2

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wow amazing list you got there

IPod nano 1st gen
IPod nana 3rd gen
IPod touch 2nd gen
MacBook white
MacBook pro
IPhone 4
And now: IPad 2!!
When I write that all down I realize I have a problem! Great products.
Oh right I have apple tv too. Not sold on that one.

ipad 2,iphone 4, macbook pro, imac, ipod touch, ipod classic, ipod nano

Just an iPad 2 64GB 3G and an iPhone 4S 16😣GB. I'm happy. :-)

Michael "Spam, spam, bacon, eggs and spam. Hold the bacon and eggs." Sent from my iPad 2 using iPF

My first apple product: iPad I can say that this is the coolest gadget ever. I can do everything in here. I'm about to get the keyboard & turn it into a little mini computer... :)