iPad with Retina Display makes $399 comeback, knocks out iPad 2[ Tue, 18 Mar 2014 10:19:42 GMT ] Back once again with the retina iPad. (Credit: Josh Miller/CNET) Apple's tweaked its iPad lineup Tuesday morning, bringing back the fourth-generation iPad with Retina display in place of the elderly iPad 2. Available with only 16GB of storage, Apple's US Web site lists the comeback tablet with either Wi-Fi only for $399, or Wi-Fi and cellular for $529. Apple CEO Tim Cook canned the Retina-enabled iPad last year when he launched the super-skinny iPad Air. The high-end iPad still starts at $499, while the Retina iPad Mini is still $399. It makes your buying decision fairly straightforward: $300 for the older, smaller iPad Mini; $400 for the nicer Retina Mini or the older Retina iPad; or $500 for the whiz-bang iPad Air. Then add $100 to double the storage, and $130 to add cellular data. Apple's biggest moments (pictures) 1-2 of 33 Scroll Left Scroll Right The Retina iPad is £329 in the UK, A$529 in Australia and 389 euros in Europe for the Wi-Fi only model. A new, cheaper version of the colorful plastic iPhone 5C also went on sale today, but so far it's only available in Europe, the UK, Australia and China.Related Links:Discontinued iPad 4 may see return with 8GB iPhone 5C'iPad Pro' iffy, Microsoft Office on iPad 'alive' in 2014: ReportsApple's hiring binge could point to more iPhone developmentFirst of 64-bit Windows 8.1 tablets arrives, this one from HPApple at work on full 4K display support in Mavericks, report says