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Firm Estimates New iPad Costs Apple More
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UBM TechInsights estimates show a 51% profit margin on the new iPad released in March 2012, compared to 56% for the iPad 2 released in 2011. UBM's estimates show Apple's cost for components on the new iPad released in March 2012 with LTE capabilities at about $310, for a model that will sell for $629.
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