Apple iPad Air Release Date Nov 2013, See Pricing and Carrier Details Here 

iPad 5 was the big buzz going into Apple's latest keynote address and while the iPad 5 was not officially unveiled by Apple, they did show off the new iPad Air instead. 

The Apple iPad Air price breakdown goes like this: It starts at $499 for a Wi-Fi only 16GB model, 32GB costs $599, 64GB is $699 and the 128GB will go for the price of $799.

To get a iPad Air that has cellular data included with your Wi-Fi connection, the prices jump to $620 for 16GB, $729 for 32GB, $829 for 64GB and $929 for 128GB.

Techradar has broken down all of the carrier info and it looks like this:

AT&T - The carrier in blue will be making the iPad Air part of its line-up when it's available, with data options running 250MB for $14.99/month, 3GB for $30 /month and 5GB for $50/month.

Verizon - The nation's largest LTE network wouldn't sit out offering the iPad Air, so Big Red will sell you data plans starting at 1GB for $20/month, 2GB for $30/month and 5GB for $50/month.

T-Mobile - You may have seen T-Mobile's offer of 200MB elsewhere on TechRadar, and you can bet your last dollar the Un-carrier is carrying the deal to the new iPad. If you need a little more data to tap, try 2.5GB for $30/month or 4.5GB for $40/month. Additional data can come in as low as $10/month.

Sprint - Finally, Sprint plans to serve up its own trio of data options for the iPad Air. Snag 1GB for $14.99/month, 3GB for $34.99/month and 6GB for $49.99/month. The carrier confirmed it will start selling the Air on November 1.

Apple Store - Both online and in brick-and-motor locations, you can pick up the iPad Air when it releases on November 1. Apple stores are opening at 8 a.m. local time just for the occasion. Just prepare for long lines and potentially lengthy delivery times if you're ordering online.

Walmart - The mega-retailer is set to sell the iPad Air when it launches November 1. Walmart is offering a bit of a discount, knocking $20 off the price of the 16GB version, taking it down to $479. No word yet on discounts for other storage options.