Get a mains adapter at a travel store to connect your charger's two-blade Edison plug to the UK's BS 1363 standard. The charger itself is universal voltage, so it accepts 100-240V input.
You can charge your iPad either way - it doesn't need to be on or off. However, the most effective way is to charge your iPad when it's off. It will charge much faster.
It can charge on both. To charge on the wall you need to use the USB power adapter that comes bundled with the iPad
it is out
Some of them should be able to! What you're looking for is the built in USB port which you can charge an iPad off of.
It comes with one but you need a USB cord to use it. Yeah, it has an original iPad charger. You can use it charge your iPad in the office or home. But, if you want to charge your iPad while driving, you need an iPad car charger. You can get it from online.
In the uk it will come out on march the 16th
An iPad that you buy in the US will be just as functional as one you buy in the UK. Remember that you have to get a power plug that works in the UK.
yes you can :)
Take your iPad the Apple Store, They may be a Problem with the 30pin Connecter on your iPad.
To charge an American drill in the UK, you need to check the voltage and plug type. Most American drills operate on 120V, while the UK uses 230V. If the drill's charger supports dual voltage (typically labeled 100-240V), you can simply use a UK plug adapter. If not, you will need a step-down transformer to safely convert the voltage from 230V to 120V.
This will be marked on the label on the iPad and its original charger.
No you wouldn't have to unless your case interfered with the charging of your iPad.