After some earlier confusion, Apple has clarified that buyers of the new iPad outside the US will be able to provision the device on AT&T LTE when they’re in the States:
New iPad sold outside US will work on AT&T LTE, Apple confirms
Apple has confirmed that international versions of the new iPad with 3G service will operate on AT&T’s LTE network.
Apple has confirmed that international versions of the new iPad with 3G service will operate on AT&T’s LTE network.
iPads sold internationally will be able to connect to AT&Ts LTE network when in the US with the appropriate SIM and plan.
There’d initially been some question as to which 3G-capable SKU — the AT&T LTE or Verizon LTE model — would be sold in European countries, but it now appears that Verizon’s model is a carrier exclusive, at least for the moment. Meanwhile, Europeans traveling to the US will be able to provision their iPads on AT&T’s 4G network if they’ve got access to an appropriate AT&T SIM.
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