great i just spent $500 on the exact same iPad i already have. man apple is starting to suck with these incremental updates!
Its easy to get away with on computers, but on disposable mobile Tech, you really need to beat yourself when releasing something new!
great i just spent $500 on the exact same iPad i already have. man apple is starting to suck with these incremental updates!
Its easy to get away with on computers, but on disposable mobile Tech, you really need to beat yourself when releasing something new!
Hmmm. I might buy an iPad 3 after all. It's just that, I know for a fact that the 4th generation will be considerably different.
great i just spent $500 on the exact same iPad i already have. man apple is starting to suck with these incremental updates!
Its easy to get away with on computers, but on disposable mobile Tech, you really need to beat yourself when releasing something new!
Daring Fireball said:But if a faster processor, more RAM, a double-the-resolution retina display, a better camera, and maybe even LTE networking make for a modest update, then what would it take for the iPad 3 to be deemed an immodest update? A fusion energy source? Teleportation? A camera that sees into the future?
Who cares about the geekbench scores?
Does scrolling lag? No
Is it slow? No
Is it powerful enough to run the display? Yes
Does it run graphic intensive games well? Yes
To all you people who say "I won't buy it until its quad core" ect ect, I feel sorry for you!
great i just spent $500 on the exact same iPad i already have. man apple is starting to suck with these incremental updates!
Its easy to get away with on computers, but on disposable mobile Tech, you really need to beat yourself when releasing something new!
There's iPad 3 scores on GLbenchmark already:
http://www.glbenchmark.com/phonedetails.jsp?benchmark=glpro21&D=Apple+iPad+3&testgroup=overall
There's iPad 3 scores on GLbenchmark already:
http://www.glbenchmark.com/phonedetails.jsp?benchmark=glpro21&D=Apple+iPad+3&testgroup=overall
Indeed, some nice results...Interesting. Compared to iPad 2:
1. Performance writing to an offscreen bitmap is very substantially higher (more than 60 percent).
2. Performance writing to the screen cannot be judged, because they both run the benchmark at exactly 60 frames per second.
3. Total benchmark time cannot be judged either, because the time writing to the screen is identical.
Oh yea a!Wow it's quite a bit faster on the GPU side.
great i just spent $500 on the exact same iPad i already have. man apple is starting to suck with these incremental updates!
Its easy to get away with on computers, but on disposable mobile Tech, you really need to beat yourself when releasing something new!
The processor isn't the same...i guess keeping the processor the same as the ipad 2 offset the (potentially) higher cost of the retina display...
The 70% that just got a very crisp screen for "Infinity Blade" usually has a better job than someone who uses the iPad FOR there job.Lucky you guys.
70% of "the New iPad" "upgraders" just just got a very crisp screen to play Infinity Blade on. Only a small % of the remaining 30% actually got something useful for their professional life.