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Reviewers have raved that the iPad's high-speed wireless is quick, but you can't use Wi-Fi on the go. If you want Internet access everywhere, you'll have to pay $14.99 for a 3G plan that includes up to 250MB of data per month, or $29.99 a month for an unlimited data plan.

AT&T is the only wireless provider for the iPad just as it is for the iPhone, but the good news is users can pay month-to-month without being locked into a contract.

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