I know what you mean, I saw a fight break out at a PS3 launch because of queue jumpers (people waiting for hours at a Sony Store only to find out at 7am that there were only 12 consoles being delivered, 6 of which were already reserved, it was mass hysteria!).
The only midnight launches I've been to are for games, GTA and more recently Call of Duty MW2 -those were fun, although stock levels were good which meant most people went home happy and the atmosphere was good.
itll be ups mate.
problem is we dunno when their gonna be out, id of said get it in store, but again we dont know how the 3g ones will work out yet, so you may have to go instore.
they may come pre-loaded with a sim and you activate via itunes a la iphone 2g
itll be ups mate.
problem is we dunno when their gonna be out, id of said get it in store, but again we dont know how the 3g ones will work out yet, so you may have to go instore.
they may come pre-loaded with a sim and you activate via itunes a la iphone 2g
i agree! i wouldnt mind if it was outside but its gonna be hell running through the shopping centre, will undoubtedly lead to arguing or fighting over people jumping queues....
plus if its a weekday ill probably not get the day off anyways
ive always wanted to go to a midnight launch or an early launch.... never have![]()
Every launch I have been to with Apple has been a very civilised affair. As I posted earlier. The Trafford centre opened early especially for the event. No other shoppers there. A very nice atmosphere. Even free coffee and nibbles. I didn't mind the 250 mile round trip at all.
Me neither, 250 miles for the round trip is nothing when you know whats at the end of it
Totally agree about the Apple launches, it makes a huge difference when you have a company who looks after their customers. And Trafford is a great place to be queuing up. Lets hope starbucks are there again![]()
If that's close to being correct I'll be picking up a 64gb. Right now, I've got 12gb of photos that I'd love to put on this device, plus 20gb of music. Couple that with loads of Apps, and it's going to be taken up pretty quickly.The price estimates I like the look of are the ones MacWorld have estimated, they seem to have worked out % of previous apple stuff, like the iPhone and MacBook and applied the conversion to the iPad.
If that's close to being correct I'll be picking up a 64gb. Right now, I've got 12gb of photos that I'd love to put on this device, plus 20gb of music. Couple that with loads of Apps, and it's going to be taken up pretty quickly.![]()
That would be great. Right now I'm still working on my trusty iPhone 3G 8gb, so there's currently no space for my 1000s of photos from over the years. I think this would give me the motivation to get back into taking pictures again, as I'd really stopped, because no one ever saw them. I think if I'm going to put my 20gb of music on, and a few movies now and then, as well as my photos and Apps I'd probably best still go for the 64gb. I've also got a £100 gift card for the Apple Store that I received for Christmas I still havent spent, so that'll allow me the case of my choice --- probably something nice in leather (I think the Apple one looks a bit cheap).It might be more economical memory wise than you think. If it's anything like the iPhone that is. I have a lot of photos in Aperture that I sync onto the iPhone. They get optimised for the iPhone before transfer and take up a lot less space than the originals. I am hoping the iPad will do this too.
The pricing looks good apart from the 16gb-32gb 3G JUMP at £122 especially when all you need to pay for the 64gb is only £83 more
Agreed.. I think the jump from 16GB to 32GB is abit heavy, particularly given that the subsequent gap between 32GB and 64GB is nowhere near as much..
I'd be a little disappointed if those prices turned out to be true. I'd be hoping to pay less than £600 for a 32GB 3G model..
Since we got an Apple store in newcastle... all my apple shopping has been much easier
And being from the north, ill probably be one of about 6 people queueing for my iPadcool or what?
Mike
I have no Wifi at work, that place is more secure than Fort Knox, and I don't have an iPhone either so the 3G is a good option for me, especially I tend to travel for work.