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Nine nations to get Apple iPad on Friday

Still no sign of a key accessory, though

Apple's iPad will arrive in nine more countries this coming Friday.

Austria, Belgium, Hong Kong, Ireland, Luxembourg, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand and Singapore will all be blessed with the "magical" gadget at the end of the week, in both its 'Wi-Fi only' and 'Wi-Fi plus 3G' forms.

That's good news for folk over there, but we're still wondering why it's taking so darn long for Apple to ship its promised iPad Camera Connection Kit.

In the UK and the US the £25/$29 accessory, which allows you to hook up cameras and some other USB devices, or copy content off SD memory cards and onto the tablet, is still not set to ship for another four to six weeks, despite having been promised long since.

Does Apple not believe iPad owners will want to view holiday snaps on their tablets this summer? ®

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CCK Redux

I purchased my iPad and CCK the first day they were on sale here in the Great White North.

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I have a pretty good idea why -

The CCK works well if you don't try to import a lot of images. If I use the SDCard out of my D90 with ~50 photos, the import goes smoothly. If I try it with more than that, though, the Photos app crashes. This happens every time.

I've had the CCK since I received my iPad 3G in late May (my pre-order showed up one day before the release day in France).

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Camera Connection Kit

Ditto. CCK arrived early July for my wife's iPad. Works well with SD card. Also tested USB cable with iPhone photo import. Delighted. Mike Campbell - UK

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Camera connection kit

I got my camera connection kit two and a half weeks ago - I ordered it about a week after I got the iPad. I plug it into my Sony Alpha A200 camera and it imports the RAW files happily and they look great on-screen.

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