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If you look at my W2, you'll see that I don't have the disposable income to be throwing money away. But like Ron, I made a switch to Apple in 2006 after years of building my own PCs and owning Windows-based laptops. Yes Apple has a healthy profit margin, and they keep a large percentage of it...

Dropped by a local Apple Store and there were some in stock, but I stayed strong and resisted - I am saving up for either the new, thinner MBPs or an iMac during the next refresh. Did play with the display models though, and the screen is amazing - the quality of an iPhone 4S screen but on 9.7"...

As I said before with their computer and laptop models, I think just being an Apple product is "status enough" for most people. No one I know has looked at my 2010 Macbook Pro and wondered if it's the 2009, 2010 or 2011 revision. Heck, most people I know with iPhones protect them with a case...

I have the iPad Pequeno. :D

Oh and regarding the naming convention, I think this is Apple sending the message loud and clear that this is their "post-PC device". They don't number their PCs (Macbook Pro 3? iMac 4?) etc. so why would they number their iPads. I'm sure they'll have internal revision numbers, like if you go to...

As I'm thinking about what I'm going to type, I realize that I'm mostly answering my own question already, but I'll ask it for those who own iPads: I already own an iPhone 4 and would like to avoid paying yet another monthly bill with AT&T (or Verizon). I will be buying my first iPad with this...