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by Lance Whitney February 27, 2012 5:32 AM PST Follow @lancewhit The retailer is now running a sale on all flavors of theiPad 2. Could it be a sign that a new iPad may be just around the corner?
Consumers still eyeing an iPad 2 can grab one for $50 off at their local Best Buy store.
The retailer has kicked off its sale on all varieties of the populartablet, starting with the 16GB Wi-Fi-only version for $449, all the way up to the 64GB Wi-Fi + 3G edition for $779. Each one is selling for the full $50 off the usual retail price.
Related storiesApple iPad 3 may get March release date, 4G 4G iPad reportedly slated to be sold by Verizon, AT&TiPad 3 rumor roundupCNET review: Apple iPad 2A nice discount for consumers, yes, but the question is why now? Is Best Buy just offering one of its typical sales, or is this a sign that a new iPad is coming our way?
Discounting items to clear out existing inventory is a common strategy used by retailers to make way for a product refresh.
Recent reports have pointed to Apple prepping the iPad 3 for release in early March, with some sources claiming March 9 a the specific launch date.
Best Buy was the only major retailer that I found offering the tasty $50 discount on all models. Apple is still selling the iPad at its full price, as are Wal-Mart, Radio Shack, and Target.
Carriers Verizon Wireless and AT&T are also selling the tablet for the full retail price.
But Amazon is offering various discounts on certain iPad models, including the black 16GB Wi-Fi version for $489 and the 16GB Wi-Fi + 3G model with AT&T for $575.
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The retailer has kicked off its sale on all varieties of the populartablet, starting with the 16GB Wi-Fi-only version for $449, all the way up to the 64GB Wi-Fi + 3G edition for $779. Each one is selling for the full $50 off the usual retail price.
Related storiesApple iPad 3 may get March release date, 4G 4G iPad reportedly slated to be sold by Verizon, AT&TiPad 3 rumor roundupCNET review: Apple iPad 2A nice discount for consumers, yes, but the question is why now? Is Best Buy just offering one of its typical sales, or is this a sign that a new iPad is coming our way?
Discounting items to clear out existing inventory is a common strategy used by retailers to make way for a product refresh.
Recent reports have pointed to Apple prepping the iPad 3 for release in early March, with some sources claiming March 9 a the specific launch date.
Best Buy was the only major retailer that I found offering the tasty $50 discount on all models. Apple is still selling the iPad at its full price, as are Wal-Mart, Radio Shack, and Target.
Carriers Verizon Wireless and AT&T are also selling the tablet for the full retail price.
But Amazon is offering various discounts on certain iPad models, including the black 16GB Wi-Fi version for $489 and the 16GB Wi-Fi + 3G model with AT&T for $575.
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