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Apple's latest cellular tablets are headed to the Middle Kingdom.

The Kubertino company issued a press release on Thursday announcing that iPad Air2s and iPad mini-3s with cellular connectivity

will be available in China starting this week.

According the press release,

TDLTE and FDD LTE standards as well as TDS C-DMA, DC, H-S-DPA, H-S-P-A-plus, and other Fast Networks are all available in a single model giving iPad Air2 customers in China the ability

to stay connected on advanced cellular data networks in China and around the world so they can

go more places and do more things.

That was one sentence.

Apple says the cellular enabled iPad Air 2s are available for a suggested retail price of 4,488 RMB, roughly $725 US.

For the 16 gigabyte model, 5,188 RMB, or 837 dollars for the 64-Gibib model, and 5,888 RMB, roughly 951 dollars for the 128 gigabyte model.

For the cellular connected iPad mini three,

buyers will see a suggested retail price of $3,781 rambi,

or $612 US for the 16 gigabyte model 4,488

RMB are 725 dollars for the 64 gigabyte model and 5,188 RMB or $838 for the 128.

The most interesting thing about this press release is wondering for whom it was issued? Is it aimed at Chinese consumers

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