3 offers 15GB iPad deal
The provider announces the biggest data deal available of Apple’s flagship tablet for £200.


If you want to get your hands on an iPad with a sizeable data allowance, it looks like 3 might be the provider to go for.
The mobile company has announced a new offer for Apple's tablet, enabling customers to get 15GB of data a month significantly higher than the average 1GB offered by most providers.
For an upfront cost of 199, customers can get a 16GB iPad with Wi-Fi and 3G and the hefty data allowance on a 24 month contract for 25 per month.
For a 32GB version, the contract price remains the same but the up front cost rises to 249. Again, for the 64GB iPad the contract stays at 25, but the up front cost comes in at 349.
The iPad has proved a massive success for Apple, with research from IDC released this week showing it held an 87.4 per cent market share for media tablets.
Rumours are rife that the second version of the iPad is soon to be announced. However, the competition is increasing with over 100 new tablet devices being shown at this year's Consumer Electronics Show (CES) alone. It seems the company will hold its crown for the time being though.
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