A:AnswerThis particular iPad (5th generation model) cannot use the Apple Pencil. The 6th generation was just released and can use the Apple Pencil (which is an additional cost). The new 6th generation iPad has several updates (internal hardware) and in my opinion is a very good value.
A:AnswerThere are some iPads that are used but you actually get to choose if you want a new one or an open boxed one. An open boxed one is usually cheaper it just depends on which route you want to go on!
A:AnswerYES. GPS and WiFi operate on totally different radios; so one does not depend upon the other. WiFi and GPS may use the same interface card with partitioning to separate the two functions. An iPAD without cellular does not have a built in GPS; so to use the GPS you will need to purchase a separate GPS external receiver and antenna.
A:AnswerHello Crisco,
Your question does not make sense to me. Look it over and see what words need to be changed. Maybe then some answers will come back to you.
A:AnswerI watch all kinds of videos on mine without a problem. I have Adobe apps, but whether or not flash player I don't know, I doubt it. Copyright quarrels.
A:AnswerI don't think this I pad has any cellular service I have worked fine in my house. When I travel hotels have wi Fi. It is an unnecessary expense. I cut it out on my.fist I pad and.never looked back. And saved 35 or 40 dollars a month
A:AnswerYes you can. Connect your iPad to your laptop using the charging cord. Open I tunes on your laptop.Allow the device and look for your named iPad and click on it then Sync. Let it do it's thing. when done make sure you use the icon to remove the device safely before unplugging from the laptop.
