Onto details of the new iPad announcement: TechRadar has been invited to the UK relay of the event, which kicks off at 1800GMT at BBC Television Centre. Why there? It’s a satellite relay and the BBC have some pretty big satellite dishes.
The corporation isn’t anything to do with the event, it’s just renting out its studio space (that makes your TV licence cheaper, don’t sweat it).
As is usual with many Apple events, there probably won’t be a live stream of the event online, so keep checking TechRadar for the latest news from the keynote.
We would expect there to be kit so we’ll be able to get our hands on: iPad 2 review posted later this evening. But Apple being Apple, this isn’t guaranteed. However, if it goes to the trouble of having a UK event there probably will be kit there.
Could it be a red herring, and not the iPad 2 launch at all? Well, the invite clearly shows the iPad and it could even be the iPad 2 – the peel isn’t peeled far enough to see the middle of the device – more specifically, it isn’t peeled back enough to see the inevitable front-facing camera.
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