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The iPad is not a cheap device. Consider that there are currently dozens of netbooks on store shelves that offer more functionality than the iPad but at lower prices, and it quickly becomes clear that Apple's tablet is a luxury product. Realizing that, should consumers really pay a $130 premium just to have the ability to connect to AT&T's 3G network? If so, then they should also remember that to connect to 3G, they will also need to pay between $15 and $30 per month depending on usage. If they opt for the cheapest iPad 3G model for $629 and get the cheapest data package, they will still pay more than $800 for the iPad 3G in the first year of ownership alone. Yikes.
Speaking of that, consumers must ask themselves if they really would like to pay an additional $15 to $30 just to access AT&T's 3G network every month. Apple has marketed the iPad 3G as the device that will give consumers and enterprise users the options they really desire. But once they find out that they will need to pay a relatively substantial sum just to connect to the Web when away from WiFi, it could prove to be more trouble than it's worth. Luckily, AT&T doesn't force iPad customers into a contract, so they can opt to stop paying for 3G access at any time. But at that point, the iPad 3G is little more than a WiFi-only model.
You can read it all here : http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Mobile-and-Wireless/10-Reasons-Why- Apples-iPad-3G-Isnt-Worth-the-Extra-Money-133582/