Verizon Mi-Fi unit is meticulously integrated into an iPad
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Some iPad owners are content with being bound to the rules and regulations placed forth upon them by the various barriers that make the experience uniform between all users. Although there are people out there content with paying AT&T to get 3G data connectivity on their iPads, there is one owner out there that decided to go outside the lines and came up with an ingenious idea. Not everyone might be comfortable in taking apart their prized gadget which they paid for handsomely, but one owner decided to mod his iPad by removing the internal AT&T modem and decided to place a Verizon Mi-Fi circuit board in its place. Still functioning properly after the hack job, the Mi-Fi is able to get some juice through the iPad's battery and emit an inviting Wi-Fi network that doubles as a portable hotspot. Even though there were some modifications needed to make it happen, there are still some imperfections seen with it like the Mi-Fi's green LED being visible on the iPad's display – but we'd imagine that it would probably be the least of worries.
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7 Comments
1. Dark Asgard posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:46 0 0
LOL AWESOME WISH I COULD DO IT, ALSO WISH I COULD AFFORD AN IPAD, LOL, BUT AT LEAST I HAVE MY INCREDIBLE WITH ME.
2. DonkeyPunched posted on 15 Jun 2010, 00:57 0 0
I'm glad that I can find stuff like this on the internet where I don't have to take apart my iPad and risk making it completely nonfunctional when someone else can try it. But also, don't you have to pay about double for verizon's internet over at&t's plan for the iPad?
5. tokuzumi posted on 15 Jun 2010, 08:19 0 0
But with Verizon, you will actually get a signal...
4. Dark Asgard posted on 15 Jun 2010, 01:04 0 0
Nooo, verizons mifi i believe unlimited is 30 dollars per month from what i remember the thing itself costs 90 dollars but u have much more coverage and reliability, i had att and switched to verizon, so much better...IN MY OPINION
