Which ipad to buy, to be used in hong kong?

someone asked me to buy an ipad, and it will be used in hong kong.
since the newer version has 3g and 4g in it, and i have the option to buy it with att, verizon or sprint 4g.
and what differences among those 3?
i don't know which one of the 3 that i should choose? or does it matter which one that i pick?
the person can still use the 3g network in hk, right?
thanks.

ok, silly me. i just called apple sales directly. they told me that att use gsm which is world standard.
so i should buy the one with att 4g on it.
so now i have answered my own question.

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http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1867
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Which ipad to buy, to be used in hong kong?

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