When Apple released its first iPad two years ago, some people joked that the most dangerous job on Earth was driving for UPS. Buyers who had pre-purchased the tablets mobbed the trucks delivering them; no one wanted to wait another minute for their device. That kind of frenzy didn’t quite happen this spring when Apple introduced the third version of its now-iconic gadget called iPad — not iPad 3.
The new iPad is a substantial revision that warrants attention, even excitement. Starting at the familiar $499 price for 16 gigabytes of RAM and rising to $829 for a 64 gigabyte model that works on the latest high-speed cellular networks, the new iPad offers some new and compelling features for mobile legal professionals.
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