Target to begin selling iPad on October 3rd?

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 12 Sep 2010 8:50 User comments (2)

According to a new report by Engadget, the Apple iPad may be headed to retailer Target starting October 3rd.

The source sent in a picture of Target's inventory system, which shows six versions of an unknown device coming soon, each of which lines up with current iPad prices.

Another photo of a Target PDA shows that the devices are headed to the "Digital Audio" section of the store, right next to the Amazon Kindle, the most popular e-reader on the market.

Both Apple and Target declined to comment on the rumor.

The Kindle is available from Amazon, through Staples, Target and now Best Buy. The iPad is available through Apple and Best Buy, currently.

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113.9.2010 02:48

summer77

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en , I love ipad, too. It is seems like a big ipod touch. but not really an ipod tounch. Since you try it, you'll love it like many people. the ipad to me, means a take-away movie. ( P.S. thanks iFunia ipad video converter , this App let me enjoy my videos and movie on my ipad.)

213.9.2010 12:36

biglo30

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Yeah although I'm a die hard PC MAN, I really like the ipod touch (miss old one) and the ipad (might get one) because they are very handy and the user interface and system are always snappy. I have an android phone now and I can honestly say its not all that, its just ok to me. Especially since I'm still griped about not having the ability to lock my text, contacts, pictures and emails.

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