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Target to carry iPad starting October 3rd

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 24 Sep 2010 1:50 User comments (2)

Target to carry iPad starting October 3rd Target has finally officially announced it will begin carrying the Apple iPad in its brick-and-mortar stores.
The retailer will begin selling all six models of the popular tablet on October 3rd.

Starting with the 16GB/Wi-Fi model at $499, all the way to the 64GB/3G/Wi-Fi model at $829, the retailer says all Target credit-card holders will receive a 5 percent discount.

There are currently 1743 Targets in the United States, with the company planning to remodel 400 of the stores in 2011.

Additionally in its press statement, the company announced it was expanding 450 stores to add groceries.

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2 user comments

124.9.2010 16:03

In before some post about boycotting target...

Starting the 7th Target redcard holders get a 5% discount on all purchases.

226.9.2010 21:46

Target the rich persons Wal*mart

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