Can i import my itunes , iphoto library to an ipad 2

I have an old G4 Powerbook 12" can i still import all my music and photos to an ipad 2 ?

Hello
With a 1Ghz PowerPC G4 you can Upgrade to Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard, provided there is enough memory in your PowerBook (512 but 1GB is better)
Indeed you can buy an adapter that plugs into your iPad 2, which allowed you to transfer your photos. I believe it takes SD cards, but you will need to check.
Your Windows laptop should be find with syncing the iPad 2 with iTunes. If you have Windows Vista or Windows 7 you can download the latest version of iTunes, that will work well with your iPad2
Best of luck.

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