BBC News – Apple iPad hits shops in America
Apple‘s latest product, the iPad tablet computer, has gone on sale in America.
The first generation model has wi-fi but not 3G connectivity, and unlike other tablet devices, it is not yet available outside the US.
The New York Apple store in Manhattan opened its doors to a 500-strong crowd at 0900 EST (1400 BST).
Queues for the new iPad were considerably smaller than the crowds which gathered for the launch of the iPhone in 2007, according to reports.
However people had travelled to the US from around the world to purchase a device.
via BBC News – Apple iPad hits shops in America.
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Apple, Handhelds, IPad, IPhone, New York City, Smartphones, Tablet PC, United States, Wi-Fi
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