Customers who have recently purchased an iPad can take advantage of the $100 refund offered by Apple Company as it prepares for the launching of the new iPad2.
Such discount will only benefit those customers who have purchased their tablets two weeks before it was discounted. Meaning, its cut-off date will be from around February 16 onwards.
When the price of iPad was sold from the price of $499 to $399, it was after that day when an official discount announcement was given to the public.
Posted online, the condition states that the said refund will only be applied to those who have made their purchase on the website of Apple itself as well as its other retail stores.
A sale was imposed to the first generation of iPad by the company that is based on California so that before reaching March 11, they could already clear out their inventory.
iPad2, being the second generation of iPad, had been introduced by the chief Executive of the Apple Company, Steve Jobs.
It was said to be marketed on stores which will start to a price of $499, the same as that of the original at its debut.
On March 25, there will be twenty six other countries that would expect the presence of iPad2 and that would include Britain. Even T-Mobile and Orange will make it to a point to stock the said tablet.
Better expectations will be presented to the minds of Apple’s prospective customers knowing that iPad2 was made 33% thinner than that of the first generation of iPad.
Aside from its slimmer characteristic, it will have two cameras and a processor that is known to have twice as fast as that of the original iPad and it is able to manipulate graphics nine times faster.
Moreover, the enhanced performance of iPad2 was even uplifted by a group of analysts from US-based investment firm, Oppenheimer.
It says that “While it (iPad2) doesn’t include any new breakthrough features and functionalities, the sum total of its refinements and upgrades thinner, lighter, faster and more connected to significantly enhance the device’s overall appeal.”
