Ipad2 guidelines for size of AWG

What are the ipad2 guidelines for size of AWG for HDMI Cable? Size of AWG vs Length?
Which is perfered better silver or gold Audio cable?
thanks
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iPads do not come with a SIM in Australia as you have several service providers to choose from.
You need to request a micro SIM from your provider. Telstra, Optus, Vodafone and Three all provide micro SIMs and many of their service providers do too.
If you are thinking you will take your SIM out of your phone and place it in your iPad when you need it then the fact that they are different sizes could be an issue. A dedicated SIM is best for an iPad. There a several good prepaid options available, but beware of prepaid plans that are not designed for the iPad. Some require you to call or SMS from the phone containing the SIM to recharge, which is not possible on an iPad.

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Hi,
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So, in order to make it a bit simpler for the average user who encounters these problems, follow the following steps when posting a problem:
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I know I have been rightly accused of such behavior, which was the result of sheer frustration with absolutely meaningless and often pointless questions without details, structure and the like. Maybe this can be a general guideline for posters on how to ask questions, in addition to Eddie's links and How to ask questions the smart way
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These errors are often difficult to locate, due to the large variety of systems, components and driver or software versions in use. This is often further aggravated by sheer lack of expertise, understanding of what needs to be communicated in order for others to help solve the issue at hand. And that list is very long.
So, in order to make it a bit simpler for the average user who encounters these problems, follow the following steps when posting a problem:
1. Clearly describe the main problem in the topic, but be brief. Not so brief as to only say: "Help!" or "URGENT" or another meaningless statement but get to the point, like: "PP crashes on opening, requiring a reboot" or "Using DL the system hangs upon return to PP". You get the point.
2. Briefly describe your hardware, software, OS and versions in use, including disk setup, video card and driver versions, etc.
3. Describe source material, including codec (not AVI, which is not a codec), project settings and other relevant info.
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5. Go to Start/Run, type in DXDIAG, enter and save all information to a TXT file. Include a link to that file in your post.
6. Go to Start/Run, type in MSINFO32 (or similar for 64 bit OS), enter and save the results as a .NFO file. Include a link to that file in your post.
7. Download Process Explorer , and either post a screen shot or a link to the results.
8. Make a screen shot of the results of SpeedFan or HW Monitor and include that in your post.
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If you feel up to it, take a look at The Case of the Unexplained to start your own troubleshooting.
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