Each carrier’s data plans will allow customers to connect at ultra fast 4G speeds where the network is available. Currently, Verizon’s LTE reaches more customers, but AT&T is quickly catching up.
Both carriers announced data plans, and as we confirmed last week, the plans are similar to what’s currently offered for 3G.
Verizon’s data plans:
1 GB – $20
2 GB – $30
5 GB – $50
10 GB – $80
AT&T’s data plans:
250 MB – $14.99
3 GB – $30
5 GB – $50
Moving forward, AT&T customers with grandfathered unlimited plans will be throttled once they reach 3GB on 3G, or 5GB on 4G– note they will still be charged $30 per month. For more information on the plans and overage charges, check out our original article comparing the two.
Both AT&T and Verizon extol the virtues of the new iPad in the press release, touting its impressive Retina Display graphics, quad-core GPU, and new 5-megapixel iSight camera capable of 1080p graphics. And of course, its amazing battery life coupled with lightning fast LTE speeds, which are up to 10 times faster than 3G.
AT&T and Verizon will both have the iPad available for purchase as of Friday, March 16th at retail stores and online.
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