The problem is, we really don't know anything... :
Is it a supply issue with the radio module?
Is it an artificial 'spread out' to spread demand? To boost stock price? (Fine with me, I'm a stockholder...) To decrease the lines in the store? Support calls?
Is it because of something else?
I always thought, because they got the deal with AT&T (no contract, on demand sign-up), that the whole thing had to have a concrete reason. Ideally, all of these would have the 3G radio, and we would sign up whenever we wanted, if we ever did, and the price wouldn't be this ridiculous $130. I've seen estimates of $10 for the parts for the 3G. Okay, perhaps the module and the additions aren't that low, perhaps $30. But I think we'd all like to have every iPad have 3G capability since we don't have to have a contract!
If it's not 'FCC Approval', and I'm told it's not, I don't have a clue.
NOW, for AT&T: Why would they care? Most people are getting 3G for the case when they need it. Most of the time, they won't be using 3G. They will be inside. Using WiFi.
I ordered my original 3G unit to cover the case that I take it on vacation, or elsewhere where I need the outside coverage. Then I gave up and purchased another unit for work this weekend where I'm always under the WiFi umbrella. (I know if I only had one unit, I'd get sick and tired of carrying it back and forth...

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My point is, I can't see AT&T doing anything in a couple of weeks for the number of iPads that are not using WiFi.
Do we think there are that many people who are purchasing iPads who don't have WiFi and are going to use 3G 24/7? I'll tell you, any time I use 3G on my iPhone, I am very unhappy.
