AT&T stores start receiving iPads, setting up displays

By on Oct 26, 2010 at 3:59 PM
Tablets October 26, 2010

We have just been told AT&T stores have started receiving iPad display models, iPads for sale, and iPad display accessories. There won’t be a separate display area for the iPads, the tablets will be positioned right next to existing handsets. We were the first to exclusively report that AT&T would be selling the device in stores. All the units are 3G units, split up evenly between 16, 32, and 64GB models. What is somewhat interesting is that AT&T stores can’t sell it early, even though… it’s available for sale everywhere else on earth. Something else interesting? AT&T will be loading up on iPad accessories — over 12 different case options, etc.

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  • Steel

    Like I needed another reason to avoid the AT&T store.

  • Fronzix’ Dad

    My Bear Fronzix said, “now these will fly off da shelves.”

  • Deya Ammar

    So what? Why is this breaking news? Verizon Wireless is going to be selling them in two days, and Apple Stores have been selling them… since launch.

  • nlinux

    Major Yawnage

  • Norm

    Wow, two major fails. 1.) an apple product, the ipad 2.) At&T.

    Don’t worry. I have the solution. VZW and DROID. Come into VZW and pick up the Galaxy DROID tab.

    • another day…

      Hey Norm, you’re so misunderstood!

  • Ryan

    *iPads also sold on Craigslist.

  • jackie is a cunt

    There setting up @ vzw too

  • Hackman

    Can’t wait. I am so getting 1

  • MacMan

    Good Job att your only 7 months behind.

    • Nick

      You really think ATT is at fault for selling them now rather than the official Apple release date? think about it. ATT wanted to sell them immediately since launch since they are the exclusive 3G provider for the iPad. It’s Apple who controls and restricts who sells what products.

  • Ggg5gebhardt

    This place is as dead as the news. Nothing new here in a month! BGR is either dead of sleeping at the wheel!

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