Free iPad 2 – Test And Keep The New iPad 2
Since its introduction a few years ago, the Apple iPad has become a highly coveted gadget for just about anyone, whether it be for school, work or play. Now, you can own this trend setting computer tablet simply by taking part in the iPad giveaway that could see you become a proud owner.
You must be asking if this is a scam since nothing in life is free. Companies spend hundreds of thousands of dollars in their marketing campaigns and this iPad giveaway is one of the strategies used to leverage on the popularity of this gadget in order to increase consumer base. Product developers also use free giveaways in order to get targeted feedback on various products as part of research and future development. You can read more about this at the iPad giveaway FAQ section.
So instead of paying the full price of about US$500, here’s how you can get one for free. Simply click here, enter your email and follow the instructions. This is basically how it works:
The key is to make sure you provide true information on your personal particulars and follow the step by step instructions carefully as each and every potential customer has to be a valid real person. Not too much to ask considering that they are giving away something that costs several hundred dollars. Another important point is that only one person per IP is allowed, something that many people often forget, resulting in disqualification and subsequent cries of scam.
Bottom line is, you get a free iPad at the end of the day provided you have been truthfully and followed instructions correctly.
United States – Click Here
Canada – Click Here
Australia – Click Here
New Zealand – Click Here
iPad 2 Features
A real beauty that’s 0.34 inch thick, the iPad 2 weighs just 1.35 pounds, with a 9.7-inch capacitive touchscreen IPS LCD display running a custom 1GHz dual-core Apple “A5″ chip.
It has a keyboard dock, which connects underneath in the portrait orientation, support for up to 1024×768 VGA out and 480p composite out through new dock adapter cables, and dual font and back camera that lets you import photos from your camera over USB or directly through an SD reader.
It can run iPhone apps either pixel-for-pixel in a window, or pixel-doubled fullscreen but developers can also target the new screen size using the updated iPhone OS SDK available today.
