How good is the 3G arial on the iPad?

How good is the 3G arial on the iPad? For example is it better than the iPhone 4 one?

I'm using the IGP on 2 networked pc's and to be honest have had no problems with it. Runs all my games at ease inc the network games, (some are very power hungry too). Ok not as fast as the latest all singing cards but costs you nothing. You can always stick another card in if you get problems. One thing though, gotta make sure you make use of the Dual channel memory, this really speeds things up with the IGP in use.

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  • How good is the Stock Cooler

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    Originally posted by RLiu818
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    Originally posted by skank
    The stock cooling is very adequate if you are not overclocking, enable cool and quiet and it will be pretty silent when not under load as well.  The thermal pad it comes with is fine too.  I used the stock cooler before I got my new mobo and HSF, kept my A64 at 38 deg idle, 43 deg under load.  Perfectly fine temps.
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    How good is the Airport Express inbuilt Digital to Analogue converter?
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    How good is the Airport Express inbuilt Digital to Analogue converter?
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  • How good are the WD MyBook Studio Ed. Refurbished Replacements?

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  • Hello , I want to ask some question about ipads \  How powerful is the iPad?  How useful is it for reading books, newspaper or magazines or for surfing the web? Can you identify any shortcomings of the device?   please help me :(

    Hello ,
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  • I am a teacher and would like to know how to use the iPad in the classroom?

    I am a teacher and would like to know how to use the iPad in the classroom?

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  • How to reset the iPad - the Location Services doesn't seem to work?

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  • How to unload the iPad iPhone picture on the Internet?

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  • How durable is the ipad with retina display glass?

    How durable is the ipad with retina display glass?

    No different from the glass in other iPads or other brand tablets. It may break if you drop the iPad, especially if you drop it on a corner. It can also break if you drop something heavy on the screen. Saw one post where a mom said it cracked when her kid sat on the screen.
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