YES. You need key in APN settings : Settings/cellular data/apn settings

That is not entirely true and that is what caused me to lose r,4 or 2 days of access on ky digi package. I gist cut, put in, see the digi bar and then thought. My 3G is working and did not try to enter the pan till later (3days later). I just open up safari and then Internet is automatic. Do not even need to key in anything.

mine on maxis 3g only needed a reset.
settings-general-reset

@wyyam: "Mi-Fi" is a Mobile Wi-Fi Hotspot. It's a mini wireless router that is powered by batteries. You just need to enter your SIM card into the "Mi-Fi", setup the "APN" (provided by your telco provider) and start sharing your wireless broadband connection. The downside to it is that it only lasts a few hours but you can share your wireless broadband connection to a few users instead of plugging the Micro-SIM into your iPad and only you can enjoy your wireless broadband connection. You can also setup WEP on your Mi-Fi.

@arthurlwf: Yes, you need to setup your "APN". It's provided by your telco provider.

Hi,

Im newbie here.

Would like to ask Ipad 64G 3G how much sold in Msia and where can I buy from? Went to MAC store yday and they do not have stock. IF get from Spore or USA, can it run the 3G using our local telco support i.e. Maxiz, Digi n etc?

price you can check in garage sales, roughly la ... (use search engine at bottom there)
i m using Singapore set, can run digi 3G here.... US set also same i think.

@S2000-: There is no iPad in Malaysia officially. It's only available through 3rd-party sellers like users selling in the "Garage Sales"-section.

If you buy it (iPad 3G + Wi-Fi) from Singapore or USA, you can use your Micro-SIM in your iPad. You just needa' setup the "APN"-information. The "APN"-information is provided by your telco provider (Maxis/Digi/Celcom).
The expected price through 3rd-party sellers is about RM2650 - RM3000. You pay a premium because they bring it in specially from SG or other countries which have the iPad (officially).

Thanks for sharing , guys.
Guess I m back to square one on the streaming
Video to my iPad. Is there any simpler ways for us
newbies?

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Added on September 24, 2010, 11:21 amBy the way, the mifi price in here are almost on par with Digi & Maxis. If there is no major differences,then would you guys agree I should
get it outright from those telcos, in view of
convenient in service or warranty claim?

This post has been edited by NXaqua: Sep 24 2010, 11:21 AM

If you wish to view videos in Apple's supported format : AIR VIDEO is simple and most important is fast - a 1.5 hour movie takes about 20-25 minutes compared to using example Handbrake to convert ( an hour plus ).

If you dont want to use this and willing to view it in its default formats eg avi, mov, mkv etc then use Cinexplayer ( free ) or VLC ( free ) but you still need to transfer the video files over thro iTunes which is pretty fast

All the guru guru out there, any idea how to do as above shows in ibook ???
*some sort of folder or categorize is yummy .......

This post has been edited by ahhann: Sep 24 2010, 11:46 AM

Hi Benny888,
Just to check. I thought for VLC it is just a remote control to control the VLC Player on your PC i.e. you can't view the movie on the Ipad but it controls the VLC player on your PC.
Maybe I downloaded the wrong VLC app

VLC player just released last week. Go check it out in itunes. Its free ~

*Funny things is i tried 10 .mkv movie, all 10 failed lol ~ maybe the codec of the .mkv file itself got issue ... lazy to check.

For those who wanna watch rmvb file format in ur iPad, download zumocast, and download the movie from ur computer and u can watch it anywhere u go!:D not sure bout .mkv file thou.

I tested the VLC player.. It need time to improve everything.. Too many issues... Hopefully the next updates would fixes all major issues.

Even Avi format it can crash the apps... I don't know what can i do with VLC player at the moment. Give myself a rest from that .

Will check out Zumocast...Hooray for RMVB..!

I was wondering how come Msia do not have IPad (Officially by Msia MAC Store)?

Appreciate your reply. Guess I need to get one from Spore then. Jus checked online MAC SPore selling at SGD1228 for IPAD 64G WIFI+3G. Lets say after conversion (* 2.4) is ard RM2947.20. Possible to get cheper than this at LYN Garage Sale section and it comes with locked or unlocked version?

Thanks.

QUOTE(S2000- @ Sep 24 2010, 09:58 AM)
Hi,

Im newbie here.

Would like to ask Ipad 64G 3G how much sold in Msia and where can I buy from? Went to MAC store yday and they do not have stock. IF get from Spore or USA, can it run the 3G using our local telco support i.e. Maxiz, Digi n etc?



price you can check in garage sales, roughly la ... (use search engine at bottom there)
i m using Singapore set, can run digi 3G here.... US set also same i think.

This post has been edited by S2000-: Sep 24 2010, 01:01 PM

anyway to watch 720p movies without the 2black bars?

long time no post, recent ipad artwork:





who does mac promo events here ah? thinking of offering my service doing demos.

downloading movie from ur pc is very time consuming, and the worst thing is the download wont run when we are streaming movies from our pc or we close the app.

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Added on September 24, 2010, 1:36 pmyeah agree on that, watching movies will be a breeze once vlc player is perfected.

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Added on September 24, 2010, 1:39 pmdont bet on it, i dont think resellers would be willing to sell it cheaper than the singapore price or else they are not making profit. or maybe u can see if someone is selling a preowned unit?

however based on the current conversion, if you can manage to get hold of one unit in usa or hk, the price shud be cheaper than singapore unit.

This post has been edited by bidfordun: Sep 24 2010, 01:39 PM

till day, i still din use my ipad for viewing movie....is a bit heavy if u hold it for long on bed...i use it to read book and magazine (zinio)...wifing to chat with frens on and off...to me ipad is jus an xtra toy for me...is a toy rather than my working machine...

Wow bro these are amazing stuffs! Keep up the good work!