Some minor spec upgrades? Dude...
Yea. faster chip, better camera, basic stuff. They didn't even have the new design.
The iPad 3 is clearly completely outdated and no longer works after this.
Some minor spec upgrades? Dude...
I know you're trying to be funny with your last remark, but it just kind of falls short when you say the spec updates were minor and say what you said about the design not being changed.Yea. faster chip, better camera, basic stuff. They didn't even have the new design.
The iPad 3 is clearly completely outdated and no longer works after this.
I know you're trying to be funny with your last remark, but it just kind of falls short when you say the spec updates were minor and say what you said about the design not being changed.
You just keep on believing there is pretty much no difference between the 3 and the 4 due to lack of design change
What are you on about? Have I even come close to saying they changed the design? What I'm saying the lack of change in design is not the least bit relevant.I'm sorry, forgot that Apple did in fact completely change the design...by using a Lightning connector.
It depends, are you still claiming these are "minor spec bumps"? Then yes, you're still missing the point.If this was the iPhone, it would have been basically a 'S' version. Faster chip, better camera, etc.
A6X chip
FaceTime HD camera
Lightning connector
Improved LTE and Wi-Fi
Did I miss anything?
Double the RAM and retina display. Performance wise, they're scoring about the same. The iPad 4 on the other hand absolutely crushes the 2 and 3 by scoring over twice as high in Geekbench (around 750 for both 2 and 3 vs. over 1700 for 4). It's fantastic that you're calling 2->3 a big jump and 3->4 a small spec bump... Or ironic. Whatever.iPad 2 to iPad 3 was the big jump.
The "S" models have brought the refined experience and additional functionality...
3GS
Voice control
Digital compass
Nike+
Volume controls on earphones
4S
GLONASS support
Siri voice assistant
5S
TouchID