Initial Set Up Problem With Included Cable

As I excitedly unpacked my new ipad yesterday and cut it on I got the connect to itunes alert on the screen which I expected. When I made the connection with the included cable to my laptop and activated itunes nothing happened, itunes never recognized the ipad and cutting the ipad on off just continued to show the connect to itunes alert. I was beginning to panic a little at that point. Tried closing and reopening itunes, rebooting the computer, rebooting the ipad. Nothing worked. Then I tried that reset method of holding down the sleep/wake and home buttons down until the Apple symbol comes up. Apparently doing it the way I did put it in recovery mode which for some reason itunes recognized and went through the laborious process of downloading the software and preforming a restore.
I wasn't happy about that but at least itunes finally "saw" the ipad. So after it went through that process a message came up that the restore was being verified with Apple. After several minutes of that got a message that restore had failed. Now I was really panicked and tried to do the same all over again hoping that it would work. Well it didn't work, kept coming back to the failed message and essentially now I had a brick. I calmed down a little and went online to make an appointment with the genius bar of a local Apple store for this morning. Out of curiosity and as a last resort I tried one of my iphone cables and right away I noticed something. Whenever you connect an ipod touch, iphone or ipad to a charger you get that little audible sound that I call a trill. Well I heard that right away when I used the iphone cable which made me realize that I had not heard that on any of my previous attempts. iTunes saw the ipad, went through the activation process and everything set up fine afterwards. I cancelled the genius bar appointment.
I thought I would post this just in case others may run into the same problem. By the way my wifi has worked perfectly so far with no connection issues. Don't know when or if I will set up the 3G access.

Thanks for the suggestion but I did purchase Applecare as well so I shouldn't have any problem if there is an issue. And I probably will check out 3G at some point but for now there are no issues at all, no wifi connection issues, no drops coming out of sleep, no weak or slow connections. Nothing like what I've read in these other threads so I don't really expect any 3G problems.

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