*** The Official iPad (Early 2012) Thread ***

jamie2497 said:
Anyone with TNT use this link rather than going through the UK website, seems all tracking numbers done through the UK website say Please Call.

http://www.tnt.com/webtracker/tracker.do?navigation=1&respLang=en&respCountry=GB&genericSiteIdent=

Also for anyone who doesn't have it already download the Parcel app on your iphone, gives you proper tracking as well :)

http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/parcel/id375589283?mt=8
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Date Time Location Status
15 Mar 2012 15:24:00 Nuneaton Shipment In Transit.


:D:D
 
pioneer2000 said:
Read the thread... i've already posted this. T3 have stated so in their review.
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I know... ffs if you're too lazy to post it yourself, here's the link if anyone else wants a read.

http://www.t3.com/reviews/new-ipad-3-review

In future if you're going to quote something provide a friggin link to it.

With all its muscle enhancements, you’d expect compromised battery life. Now, Apple claims the same figures as iPad 2, with ten hours of Wi-Fi web surfing, nine hours on a mobile network and ten hours of video or music. Although longevity is pretty good given the power and resolution boost you’re getting, we found some differences compared to the previous ’Pad.

In testing we noticed a quickening in battery drain with the new iPad when browsing, viewing and creating content when compared to iPad 2. Watching a two-hour HD movie on both devices reduced 10 per cent more of the third-gen’s battery, while overnight energy seepage clocked in at six per cent, compared to zero from iPad 2.

General, non-intensive use reduced the battery by about 10 per cent per hour, which is bang on Apple’s claimed drainage. Our major gripe, though, is that the new iPad still takes an excessive amount of time to reach full charge.

It’s at least six hours using a mains charger and near double that via USB from a computer. Yes, the battery lasts a decent whack but if you’re used to the speedy re-juicing of most mobile devices, this will irritate. It did us, anyway.
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Full extract above. I don't call that crippled personally :confused:
You would expect a slight difference wouldn't you? So instead of 10hours, I'd get a little over 9...... OMG, CANCEL MY ORDER!!!!!!!!!!!!11111

OK, I agree with the rest. You're just trolling.
 
Please Call just means they can't tell you the current status without ringing up to speak to an advisor to investigate further.

It's nothing to worry about, but you can be sure that a million overly excited new iPad customers are calling up asking if they can collect it, or what's happened to it. That's usually why they tend to put something up on the phone line saying so.
 
Egon said:
I know... ffs if you're too lazy to post it yourself, here's the link if anyone else wants a read.

http://www.t3.com/reviews/new-ipad-3-review

In future if you're going to quote something provide a friggin link to it.



Full extract above. I don't call that crippled personally :confused:
You would expect a slight difference wouldn't you? So instead of 10hours, I'd get a little over 9...... OMG, CANCEL MY ORDER!!!!!!!!!!!!11111

OK, I agree with the rest. You're just trolling.
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Strange - why was that necessary... I quoted the relevent paragraph.
 
jamie2497 said:
Anyone with TNT use this link rather than going through the UK website, seems all tracking numbers done through the UK website say Please Call.

http://www.tnt.com/webtracker/tracker.do?navigation=1&respLang=en&respCountry=GB&genericSiteIdent=

Also for anyone who doesn't have it already download the Parcel app on your iphone, gives you proper tracking as well :)

http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/parcel/id375589283?mt=8
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That link doesn't even show me the information, UK website is just please call.
I did, I said the first 2 numbers of the consignment number and she said "Order from Apple, is that correct" :p
 
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Lol at all the 16gb purchasers who said they didn't need the space, t3 said this

"Retina-optimised apps, 1080p video and hi-res photos come in seriously hefty file sizes - Nicolas Winding Refn’ HD Drive movie comes in at more than 3Gb. The 16gb version seems like a non starter"
 
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