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The second generation of the iPad with Wi-Fi, GSM and CDMA models. Some models were refreshed before the iPad 3. Repair is difficult and requires heat and prying. Released on March 11th, 2011. Model numbers: A1395, A1396, and A1397.

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anybody tried to simply add one module?

Hi,

are there any new information about this interesting topic ?

Particularly, on the iPad 2 (16gb) logic board, we can clearly see there is a free space supposed to accept a second NAND chip.

What's more interesting is that all the peripheral small electronic part seems to be already in place !

That means that the board seem super ready to accept two modules (as is probably the case on 32, 64 models).

Did't anybody tried to simply add one module ?

For someone getting stuck for some reason or another with a 16 Gb that would certainly be both nicer and cheaper to have an additional internal memory than buying wifi HDD or using not so ergonomic camera connector....

Any experience with this ?

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Jules -

Don't know were your looking at there is no free space for a second chip. The space I think your looking at is a chip on the GSM versions of the iPad2. Besides the costs & risks don't make is very economical for someone to do this as a service (desoldering the smaller chip and putting on a larger one in its place).

Heres a good view of the different iPad2 logic boards Step 3 image

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