A:AnswerThere's a connector in the box. I have't been a fan of Apple chargers since they decided to change the shape every five minutes or so. I still love Apple products, but it seems like they want more money than they actually need. I don't feel like they care as much as they should about the customer. It should be as easy as pie. (Not that pie is that easy, but still.)
A:AnsweriPhones and iPads not necessarily need a computer in order to set it up. In most cases you only need a WiFi connection and a Apple ID that can be created in any device capable of accessing internet browser.
A:AnswerThere would be no reason to unlock it cause it’s the WiFi only version, there is no cellular option in this model. The iPads that come locked are usually tied to a specific provider like att or Verizon ext.
A:AnswerThe only difference is the amount of space you have available for storage. Depending on the one you pick you can either get the wifi version which is much cheaper than the cellular model.
