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04-30-2010 11:51 PM #1iPad Master!
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What's the little key tucked into the folder?
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04-30-2010 11:56 PM #2iPad Fan!
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It's a sim ejector.
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05-01-2010 12:03 AM #3iPad Junkie
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That's Apple's professional version of a paperclip.
Originally Posted by figmo10
The sim-tray-ejection-tool. And in case you loose it, a normal paperclip does the same.Most likely written on my iPad
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05-01-2010 04:46 AM #4iPad Master!
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Thanks. For a moment, I thought it was an iToothpick.
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05-01-2010 05:02 AM #5Administrator
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use key to remove slide cover for sim card same as iohone Originally Posted by figmo10
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05-01-2010 09:25 AM #6iPad Master!
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Thanks everyone. This is my first iProduct, so I'm kinda late to the party.
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05-01-2010 10:22 AM #7iPad Ninja
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Be very careful what iFood you feed the iPad... Originally Posted by figmo10
Not white, not black just passionate shades of grey...
Yuno Wataï Minh
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08-19-2010 09:01 AM #8iPad Noob!
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Bought an iPad Sat. and returned it Mon. No one ever tells you it needs a "mother ship" to be activated that has an Intel in it. What's up with that? Evidently my iMac G5 (4 yrs. old) is TO OLD to activate the iPad, and to communitcate with it. Comments? M.
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08-19-2010 10:14 AM #9iPad Guru
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Too bad you didn't think to just ask for them to activate it when you returned it. They will gladly do it in store, and even do updates for you. Originally Posted by Monica
Btw, if you can run the latest iTunes (as long as you're running some version of osx you can) you can use your mac.
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