I placed an order for Apple Ipad. The specifications and features were well displayed so that even a lay man could understand. The processing of order was in lightening speed and reached in just two days.

The second generation iPad is a revision of the original, and it's a shame the screen hasn't been upgraded, but it's still incredibly quick

If you want to use GPS and any apps that use GPS, make sure you get the iPad with Wi-Fi + 3G.

Wonderful display Good Touch response Great performance Apple applications are little bit different from android had some issues using them at starting now okay Great product

The day we got the iPad 2 delivered for testing was not just a normal day as spookily it happened to coincide with the passing away of its creator Steve Jobs . In some ways this helped us to focus on why the tablet has proven so popular and its not hard to see why, as there is something special...

That doesn't mean it isn't a great tablet, because it's certainly one of the best. But if you've already shelled out for an iPad, there's no strong reason to buy an iPad 2 (other than you just want one!).

As always with iOS, the iPad 2 is fun and easy to use; Fast, thin, good looking and a little lighter than the first gen iPad; Sharp, bright and colorful 9.7" IPS display with fingerprint-resistant coating and wide viewing angles.

Apple's iOS is limiting for power users: there's still no file manager or direct access to the file system; Everything must be transferred via iTunes and conduits for various file types are often fragmented inside of iTunes syncing settings.

The iPad defined a new category of personal computing and inspired many a me-too offering. The iPad 2 isn't the next step in the evolution of the media tablet - Apple still has flaws to fix - but there's no question it's better than its predecessor - and a lot of its rivals.

Most users will know what they're getting with an iPad 2 before they buy it: great apps, performance and excellent iOS usability. The hardware hasn't changed much since the original iPad, though it does offer front and rear cameras, and the exterior is sleeker and shinier than ever.

Released a year after its groundbreaking predecessor, the iPad 2 is a little lighter, a lot thinner and considerably faster than the original. It also now has cameras. However, the screen and operating system remain the same, so the overall user experience is not that much different – though if...

Still the easiest to use tablet; Super-light and super-thin

Poor quality cameras

As cocky as it may seem, when Steve Jobs boasts that most of the new 2011 tablets are no match for the original Apple iPad, he has a point. Currently, only the Motorola Xoom (Verizon Wireless) ($599-$799, 3.5 stars) shows enough promise to compete with Apple's tablet.

Thinner than the original; New A5 chip offers faster graphics processing, general performance; Dual cameras for video chat, HD video recording, and stills; Improved design incorporates internal magnets for Smart Cover accessory; 3G versions available on AT&T and Verizon Wireless.

Image quality with rear-facing camera is not great; Front-facing camera is not HD; Still no Flash video support; No earbuds included