What is Apple's business model for the release of so many Ipads models, Do some of the models appeal to business users?Is there a corporate...

Great question. Here are some preliminary points you need
to consider. First, there are many different models of ipads (3 of them), but they are
essentially the same in terms of functionality. They differ in the amount of memory and
the ability to have 3G connectivity. Second, these differences are not so much geared
towards business or non-business. Third, Apple, as a company, traditionally has not
appealed to business uses. Other companies have done this, such as IBM, Palm, and
Blackberry.

With those things said, Apple has recently come
to realize that there is a market for business applications. This is why they have many
more business programs for the ipad, which they advertise prominently on their website.
They are also joining forces with Verizon in an effort to not only gain more market
share, but also to break into more business uses. Now with the ipad, there will be
instant connectivity through two major carriers. Finally, I suspect, that they will come
up with a new ipad that is smaller, faster, and has video conferencing capabilities,
which other companies have, like Samsung.