I am planning to purchase an ipad2(with 3G) in US. Which version should I purchase ?

I am planning to purchase an ipad2(with 3G) in US. Which version should I purchase (AT&T or Verizon)? Will thye be unlocked?
Can I use them in New Zealand?
Kannan

If you want to be able to use the iPad with local micro-sims when you back to New Zealand then you need the AT&T version - the Verizon model is CDMA based and doesn't use sim cards. The AT&T iPad is not locked to them.

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