Ipad2 capacity question

Hi my 64gbwifi only ipad2 has screen bleeding and a few dead pixels I bought it a few days ago i realized that I need 3G since I'm out of the
House most of the day I want to get a 32gb wifi 3G to save some money on storage would 32 be enough for me if I'm going to
Watch a good number of tv shows and movies have a mid size iBook library not alot of music and a bunch of apps
Thanks for answers

iBooks don't take up much space - 13 of the 14 ibooks that I've got currently got downloaded from Apple are under 3 meg each. So even for, say, 100 books you are looking at probably less than 400 meg if you have them all downloaded and on the iPad (http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4059 says the typical book is about 2 meg).
For TV/films I've got a 50 min HD documentary that is 1.4 gig and a 1 hour 45 min SD film which is also 1.4 gig

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I bought an IPAD2 with 32GB. Why does the capacity show 29GB and not 32GB?

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http://support.apple.com/kb/TS2419
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I am aware that the "Other" issue has been discussed many times, however as I searched those discussions I couldn't find an answer to my question.
I currently have 1.85 GB of free space. If I do a restore to fix the "Other" issue and keep exactly the same amount of apps, music, video, photos, etc as I currently have...will I have more free space after the restore than 1.85 GB?
Also I am playing an 3rd party app game that saves my progress...will I lose my data and have to start over from the beginning if I do a restore?
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More than likely you won't gain any storage capacity. If your "Other" is that large, some iTunes content is not labeled properly.
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Before restoring if you have any photos in your iPhone's Camera Roll, you should import these photos by your computer. After importing the photos from your iPhone's Camera Roll, sync your iPhone with iTunes immediately before restoring to update your iPhone's backup if needed.
When restoring, your iPhone will be erased followed by the current firmware version being re-installed. After the firmware is installed, you will be prompted to restore your iPhone from your iPhone's backup, which is the default selection.
This must be followed by a sync.

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I've looked through the discussions to try to find a way to reduce the considerable amount of "Other" data that shows up in my iPad2's 32 GB capacity.
I have tried:
a hard restart. No change.
restore software. No change.
restore AND set up as new iPad. No change.
Right now, after the latest restore, I have 4.5 GB of "other".
What is it? How can I reduce it?
Many thanks in advance,
Bob

The only thing I've seen work is this:
Settings
General
Reset
Reset Network Settings
It will reduce the "other" but it also wipes out your saved network passwords....which kinda blows.
I really wish Apple would come up with a better solution for this issue.
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Also found this and it worked for me:
Connect the iPad, iPod, or iPhone to a computer
Launch iTunes
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