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Imported ipad activation

dobbey

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If I buy the ipad 2 in the us, do I have to activate it there or can I activate it the uk. I know that you have to activate a 3g in America, but what about a wifi only?
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Now I think about it, its a stupid question, sorry lol

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You only activate if you using AT&T. The 3G iPad needs no special activation to use a carrier outside the US

And of course the wifi only model does not ever need activating anywhere...

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Now I think about it, its a stupid question, sorry lol

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That's a reasonable concern. In some countries the voltage is 220, where others is 110/120. In some countries you have to have a TV and/or DVD player that operates in NTSC, while others run PAL. It would make sense for many to question a possible difference in Wi-Fi signal. That was definately not a stupid question.
 

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Only if you have the US carrier in UK, I think it might work for 3G. But wifi will work anywhere you want, you just need a wireless connection.
 

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Now I think about it, its a stupid question, sorry lol

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That's a reasonable concern. In some countries the voltage is 220, where others is 110/120. In some countries you have to have a TV and/or DVD player that operates in NTSC, while others run PAL. It would make sense for many to question a possible difference in Wi-Fi signal. That was definately not a stupid question.

Indeed, I would have had the same concern in the past.

Luckily enough, the Internet and WiFi connections are a lot more universal than TV systems and voltage of house electricity :)

Aren't we, iPad users, lucky people? ;)
 
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Regarding the voltage,
The batteries wouldn't change would they. Surely they would just use a different plug

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Regarding the voltage,
The batteries wouldn't change would they. Surely they would just use a different plug

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The charger for the iPad is universal - it will work off all AC outlets anywhere in the world. You only need the physical adaptor to enable the charger to be phyiscally connected to the power outlet.

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