Apple's iPad case, keyboard dock and power adapter will all have to wait until after April 3 to arrive, leaving early-adopting iPad users out in the cold.
If you were hoping to tap out a novel with your iPad, charge it from the wall, or even protect it with a case, you’ll be out of luck immediately following the initial iPad launch on April 3. Many of Apple’s anticipated iPad accessories, including its keyboard dock, 10-watt charger, and case, will not ship until weeks or months after the first models arrive.
According to Apple’s site, the $39 iPad case will arrive in mid-April, while the $69 keyboard dock will arrive in late April, and the standalone $29 power adapter (one is included with the iPad as well) that will allow users to charge a wall outlet rather than a USB port will have to wait until May. All three are currently available for preorder.
Other accessories, including the basic dock and dock-to-VGA connector, will ship as anticipated by April 3.




















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RSSHe changed the article, so hopefully that clears things up. No ill-will.
"Your iPad includes a 10W USB Power Adapter for charging iPad directly through an electrical outlet."
They labeling of the power adapter in the box makes it sound like it's just a USB power cable... My bad.
According to the Apple website, this is what comes with the iPad:
In the box
iPad
Dock Connector to USB Cable
10W USB Power Adapter
SIM eject tool
(Wi-Fi + 3G model only)
Documentation
http://store.apple.com/us/product/IPAD_USB_PWR_...
Says shipping in May.
In the box
iPad
Dock Connector to USB Cable
10W USB Power Adapter
Documentation
No wall power adapter, only the USB power adapter.
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MC359LL/A
You can charge through USB to your computer.