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You don't need to use the iPad charger at all.

I have about four ordinary Apple USB chargers kicking around, they all charge it perfectly and so does the USB port on my Mac. The only kicker is that when it's plugged into the Mac it says "not charging" when the screen display is on so it only actually charges when it's not being used.

I plugged mine into my Mac Pro when it was down at 20% and went to bed. The following morning it was fully charged.
 
just wondering if there is any draw back to getting an ipad from the states?

would there be any compatability issues or anything like that?

At the moment the only drawback is that the UK app store isn't fully supported - You can't get to the app store on the device itself if you're using a UK iTunes account although you can download apps on your Mac/PC and sync them to the iPad.

That and the fact that the charger comes with a USA plug.

That's it, apart from that there are no drawbacks at all. Once it's officially released in the UK the first one I mentioned will be a non-issue.
 
This is why I have beef with the greedy developers who didn't make universal apps.

Actually it's better with non universal apps. It means that I only get the iPad apps on the iPad and the iPhone apps on the iPhone. Of course, charging twice is rubbish!

What's needed is something like playlists for apps so one can set them up for different devices.

iPhone OS4 has a software method of locking the screen into portrait mode.
 
I've removed the link, that's total guff. Nobody apart from Apple are selling these, they're not even going out to authorised dealers. Those prices are cheaper than you can buy in the USA. It's a scam, nothing else.
 
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