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Wednesday, October 23, 2013 at 11:16AM 
As expected, and following their norm, the big three have all confirmed their intentions of selling all the new iPads (mini, mini with retina, iPad 2 and iPad Air) off-contract with corresponding data plans starting in November.
Stay tuned for confirmed plans and pricing as it is announced.
Reader Comments (1)
When I saw this post, I was wondering why Rogers and apple were still selling the iPad 2. I thought, why not the iPad 3&4? Turned out it was to offer consumers, school, and businesses the option of the iPad at a lower price than the newer ones. Also, the decrease manufacturing cost, ie lack of retina screen to increase profit margin.