I'm completely computer illiterate! So what's the advantage of having a iPad with a higher GB? Thanks!
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Larger storage space for photo, games, music, apps, videos, any data you generate.
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With more GB you are able to store more stuff onto your device. If you have 16gb you'll have less room to store all of your apps, movies, music, and other stuff
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Depends on what you want to use it for. Photos take a huge amount of computer space as do some games with graphics.
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From the dimensions you listed it seems you have either an iPad 1, 2, 3, or 4. As long as it's not an iPad mini then you can use this stand. F.Y.I.: The 16GB is the internal storage of your iPad. It has nothing to do with the physical dimensions of the tablet. Typically, on a 16GB iPad there is about 13GB available for storage (use by apps., iBooks, iPhoto, etc.). The other roughly 3GB is used by the operating system (OS).
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LOL.... the processor alone make the Ipad look like cow dung. Add in no restrictions blue tooth.. yeah apple likes to live in their little fenced in area where they even control the hardware you hook up to your device.Also not 10". 7" can accually be put in a nice carry case on your belt and with the second edition model you will be able to put your sim chip in.. so unlocked can use on any 3-4g network.So I would say.. less $$$ much better hardware and open not locked. This tablet is for the grown ups who dont want to be lead down the path by big daddy apple.. but want to be able to do what they want when they want. LOL.... the processor alone make the Ipad look like cow dung. Add in no restrictions blue tooth.. yeah apple likes to live in their little fenced in area where they even control the hardware you hook up to your device.Also not 10". 7" can accually be put in a nice carry case on your belt and with the second edition model you will be able to put your sim chip in.. so unlocked can use on any 3-4g network.So I would say.. less $$$ much better hardware and open not locked. This tablet is for the grown ups who dont want to be lead down the path by big daddy... » Read More LOL.... the processor alone make the Ipad look like cow dung. Add in no restrictions blue tooth.. yeah apple likes to live in their little fenced in area where they even control the hardware you hook up to your device.Also not 10". 7" can accually be put in a nice carry case on your belt and with the second edition model you will be able to put your sim chip in.. so unlocked can use on any 3-4g network.So I would say.. less $$$ much better hardware and open not locked. This tablet is for the grown ups who dont want to be lead down the path by big daddy apple.. but want to be able to do what they want when they want. « Show Less
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It should be whatever the ad says. Bear in mind that the OS alone takes up at least a few gigs of that number so you're getting closer to 60GB. I have about 7000 songs, aps, a few photos/videos on my 64 and keep getting close to or over the capacity. The problem is that iTunes is very cryptic and sometimes just goes crazy and you have to reset your device. Turn off Find My iPhone and reset your passwords etc, AND Very IMPORTANT: turn back on Find MY IPHONE again or somebody can get away with stealing your device! Backup your ipod often and good luck
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The space is usable for whatever you want to add: books, movies, music, etc. Unlike the iPad though, the Nook has a microSD slot, which you can pop a 32gb card in for < $20.
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Don't know. My husband just uses it for storage. He finds it easier to just show photos on his ipad itself. Then moves them when he is done.
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Yes, Windows takes a lot of space. There's about 11 GB left free out of the box with the 32 GB model. You can get 5 GB more free space by deleting the recovery partition (after making one or more flash drive copies!); it's very simple, with an app already set up to do it in the "all apps" view. You can get another 1.6 GB by disabling hibernate mode (Google for it if you're interested), which doesn't really cost you anything since hibernate is not available anyway. You can also add a micro-SD card with up to 64 GB of storage (it's drive D:) and put all your heavy applications and data there. Yes, you can use a mouse and keyboard -- either Bluetooth or, if you buy a USB OTG (On-the-Go) adapter for a couple of bucks, via USB. You just can't charge the tablet and use USB peripherals at the same time, since the USB port is used for both and even with a splitter cable the Encore only does one or the other at a time.
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My guess is it's lighter, has more RAM, better graphics. Because no matter what system you get, if you clear it and have Apple install the latest OS it's all the same. Good luck to you.
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I am unable to get it to work with any of my high-capacity memory cards. It used to work with my 8GB memory card, but now only accepts my 4GB memory card. I traced it to the available memory in my iPad, which is now 6GB. In a nutshell, the iPad appears to only accept a memory card capacity that is less than the available free memory of the iPad, regardless of the actual data on the card.
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an iPad doesn't have a hard drive... but the answer is NO. The device works as it says -- very effective (surprising!). It's a deal
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Well, I figure that the current-gen 64GB Touch may probably last you at least through the next couple of years without any fear of obsolescence. I mean, the 32/64GB Touch has roughly the same hardware that the iPad has, iirc, or at least the same functionality, and that just came out last week or so, so...you're probably safe with the 64GB 3rd Gen, I have a hunch.
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depends on how you are going to use, when you disconnect from keyboard you do not have whats on the 500GB drive available. I quickly used the up the 64GB and added 64GB SD card so in tablet mode I have what I need, use 500GB drive to store data only
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Yes. The whole point is to use memory on the flash drive, and not the iPad. You do have to load an app to access the device, but it is small.
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Doesn't matter how many gb's you have...it depends on the size of the iPad! I have an iPad 3 and fits perfectly! I LOVE it!
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The internal memory is About 12.5 gigs available for you to actually use, I have an micro sd card that is 32 gigs. I have installed a ton of apps and have not come close to filling it up. I believe that the Android system and apps handle the storage differently that Windows, anyway this thing is fantastic. I have about 15 movies on it. I did try an Ipad first and returned it the next day.
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It depends on what kind of user you are. I have a 16GB, and I feel like it is enough. BUT I still use an iPod classic for my 6000-some songs. I use the touch only for my favorite music, my TV Shows, a few Movies, and lots of apps. Its like my PDA. But If you want to hold lots of stuff on it, get the 32GB. It also depends if you have the money for it. I didn't have the money for a bigger one. But if you have the money, and you want to play it safe, and think that you are going to fill it heavily, then get the larger one. But if you don't have the money, and KNOW that you won't put that much stuff on it, then get the 16GB.
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Let's just say it has an amazing battery life. We use it all day everyday (the service advisors do), and performance-wise it's just like a normal PC. Unfortunately you cannot add more RAM than it already comes with; however, it's very fast and stable. If you watch movies and things that are resource intense I'd say the battery would go down quicker, but for MS office and normal web browsing it should last you a long time. Although, I'd suggest an iPad to you because you're just taking notes, but if you'd like to have the exact PC experience, then this is it.