lets see with the MiFi... Digi is offering it by end of this month.

reported for not reading the pinned threads. ... nah, just kidding...

AFAIK, the iPad warranty is (like iPhone) local only. so you will need to return the country of original purchase.

nope, cos the USB broadband needs to connect to a USB master (like a PC / Mac) and the iPad is a USB device.
also need to install software

why bother? just get the 3G model and directly connect to the 3G network

well... we are playing with the bleeding edge of gadgets. I thought the point was to use these gadgets to 'finance' our addiction to more iGadgets? no?

example : I download and use iWork Beta... suffer thru the beta stuff... but when its released and the general public need trainer provide training services & support services, backed up by real experience

those are grey import, meaning those fella buy in USA / UK as a consumer and bring it here / Singapore and resell.

that's why there's no support / warranty and its SOOO overpriced. its worse than those guys who sell grey market cars!

can we get confirmation please? no mention on the websites...

official notification = confirmation
some one posting in forum, saying he heard from someone else = NOT confirmation...

thanks for sharing though

whoah... that's very very good pricing!
only RM1800 for 16GB wifi

go to a Celcom office, or call the hotline. don't waste time at the BlueCube guys... they're merely agents.

@gryp_enigma
i don't know what kind of idiot told u that. my big boss is using an iPad that he got from USA. I got a friend using his SG iPad also with Maxis 3G
totally OK, just contact Maxis n get a MicroSIM card and sign up for 3G broadband service.

wtf? its the same iPad ler... my boss is using an USA iPad ... works fine.
and can you please tell me how Celcom (a GSM provider) is able to use CDMA ?

• Celcom starts lower, offers better coverage and speed, but not consistent. some place fast, some place slow, some place almost no connection ...
• Digi cheap for overall connection, consistent speed, coverage not very wide.
• Maxis = in between, but getting congested. since they're the most popular, expect to have connection, but no bandwidth.

@CapKapak
my apologies ... I did say please explain how. its just hard for me to grep that Celcom would still be using 900MHz WCDMA...
the wtf section was for the multiple model statement, which you've explained, thanks

@MacKiddo
aiyah... we keep getting screwed with BN cronies who couldn't explain how a 3G tower works... but can get to be Communications minister

This post has been edited by xaw5126: Aug 4 2010, 05:43 PM

have you cut the Celcom SIM ? cos iPad uses a newer MicroSIM size.

here's a comparison of the two, on AT & T.