i wonder what will happen to it if i jailbreak it or is it even possible to jailbreak it yet??

nope, currently there is no jb for iPad 2.

There's no consequences since there is no jb for ipad 2 yet

how about consequences of jailbreak>? i heard der's something about shorten battery and lagness

if there's such problem , no ppl will go and jailbreak edi la

Lagness is caused by the user itself , not jailbreak

Why ?

Coz the user install too much of heavy themes , tweaks etc etc

all blame the jailbreak after jailbroken.
its because they customize the interface and memory consume more causes the battery drain.
customise program use more raw power of CPU too and up drain more battery and creat lagness to the machine

Base on my experience heard online, Flash memory does not react like HDD , when space left is very little the machine will become very lag
just my 2cent on this

Aiya, now every1 eargerly waiting for iPad 2 jailbreaking tools, too early to ask this question.

Can or cannot be jb still d most important issue now...at least for me

Did u all heard about the warranty void once u jailbreak?? There's sumone told me that firmware 4.x.x above is not same with b4. He tol dat,once u jailbreak the ipad and then u restore,the warranty still void.

Nonsense. Once you restore, there will be no evidence whatsoever that the iPad was ever jailbroken.

If you are using iBook apple usually will make it crash everytime you launch it after JB.

Conclusion:-
jailbreak is not a good way to use iDevice.

If you want to change everything, Android is better device.

iDevice for people who support the idea of close ecosystem where there's not problem whatsoever except some feature not exist in WiFi edition of the iPad.

jailbreak is a good thing if u know what ur doing

Not really a good thing. The firmware is design to defeat jailbreak. If you jailbreak it, then some code might not work.

lol, spreading misleading info again huh? so any facts to back up this time?

just notice the JB thread is locked liao , sorry then

This post has been edited by samlee860407: May 16 2011, 09:56 AM

no wor. But I thought Apple try to defeat jailbreak. Surely there's some code that try to defeat jailbreak right?

eh, btw off topic abit and no harm intended, just want to ask, does Samsung and HTC try to defeat rooting ar? no right? or yes? i really clueless on that :S

HTC try to do it with latest phone. LOL....

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Added on May 16, 2011, 10:40 amhttp://www.gotandroid.com/news/android-phones-locking-86?utm_source=recentnews

This post has been edited by gogo2: May 16 2011, 10:40 AM

ooo will read lol ty

http://phandroid.com/2011/01/19/motorola-l...n-go-elsewhere/

Motorola also.

So tempted to get those honeycomb out there...