At the expensive end of the spectrum, the 64 GB 3G iPad 2 is responsible for 33 percent (1/3) of all iPad sales, whereas the cheaper 16 GB Wi-Fi model accounts for 22 percent of iPad sales. Everyone else is somewhere between those two points. Compiled, 55 percent of all iPad 2s are either the cheapest, or most expensive model.

What surprises me is that it’s the more expensive edition getting the lion’s share of sales, while the entry level iPad comes in at second place. Given my experience with iPad users, I’d say a large majority of them own the 16GB Wi-Fi edition.

What model do you have? Let us know in the comments below.

Article Via The Apple Blog

In the US there’s actually 9 models, 3 WiFi only, 3 AT&T and 3 Verizon. Then add to that that they each come in two colors which brings you to 18 SKUs. As someone who sells these I can tell you that these numbers are exactly what we are seeing. The easiest to get (and that term is used loosely as they are still all very hard to get) is a 32GB Verizon model.

Source: Macgasm