We’ve just learned that the new iPad will have LTE support built-in even when it’s sold outside the US and Canada — in other words, there won’t be HSPA-only models sold in countries where LTE isn’t operational. Those iPads will be capable of provisioning on North American LTE networks if they’re brought into a carrier store (presumably, you’ll need to obtain a SIM).
New iPad in Europe has LTE support, can be provisioned on US and Canadian networks
Apple says that cellular versions of the new iPad sold outside North America will still support LTE.
Apple says that cellular versions of the new iPad sold outside North America will still support LTE.
Interestingly, Apple tells us that the iPad will either operate on AT&T LTE or Verizon LTE depending on where it's originally purchased — not both. We're reaching out for additional details on how that'll work; stay tuned.
Update: Apple has clarified that international units will function on AT&T LTE.
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