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I had an AT&T iPad 2 3G which I took back to the Apple store on a warranty, and they gave me a replacement one. When I got back (it was an 1.5 hour drive), I realized that I forgot to specify that it's AT&T, not Verizon. Now I know that, chances are, they gave me the correct one, but how do I verify if the iPad is GSM or CDMA-enabled? I don't have a SIM card handy at the moment, so the easiest solution won't work here.

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Correct if wrong but I am sure that only the GSM devices have a micro sim card slot. The CDMA or Verizon ones do not have sim cards.

So as you are on AT&T they would have seen a SIM and got you one with a SIM.

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Awesome, it does have a SIM card slot. Thanks a lot, Graeme. – Mihai Nov 5 '11 at 23:26
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It's impossible for them to give you the wrong one even if they tried, the system doesn't allow it.

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Can you clarify what "system" doesn't allow it? – Daniel Lawson♦ Nov 8 '11 at 20:09
internal systems – M3000 Nov 15 '11 at 13:41

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