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Research Report claims new iPad 2G will have two Cameras - I4U

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Research Report claims new iPad 2G will have two Cameras - I4U
The current iPad has no cameras. With the launch of FaceTime on the iPhone 4 and the latest iPod touch devices it is clear that the next iPad will have cameras. It will have two for sure. According to Barron’s (via AppleInsider ), Research company

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