Apple's iPad mini hits Japanese market

Apple's iPad mini hits Japanese market

TOKYO, Japan - A man holds the iPad mini in Tokyo's Ginza district after purchasing it at Apple Store Ginza on Nov. 2, 2012, when the smaller version of the popular iPad multipurpose tablet computer by Apple Inc. hit stores in Japan.

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