Orange has publicized their data plans for iPad from Apple. However, it did not attract any interest, says reports.

The user will have to pay 5p per MB, and a £40 on PAYG. The costs for the packages are £2 a day per 200MB, £7.50 a week for 1GB as well as the continuing monthly charge of £15 for 3GB. Meanwhile, the monthly charge for 10 GB is £25, providing access for 750MB WiFi data every month.

Orange’s package called Racoon offer 1.5 GB for just £10 a month. However, if you are not planning on continuing with the package, the user also has an option of 1GB monthly quota, with £10 monthly charge.

The mobile phone operator also caters to the current light net browsers offering a 500MB plan with a mere £5 charged a month.

In the meantime, frequent users looking to continue with Orange for 1 ½ years, the apt plan is the data package, known as Panther. It is the only service, at present available, which provides unrestricted internet access, at monthly cost of £35.

The AT& T package for iPad in the US is announced for a meagre $29.99, which is almost half the cost of the package offered by Orange.

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