And I seriously expect they adopt both of them in next year's rMBP
Me too. TouchID would be a reason for me to justify to myself to upgrade my existing rMBP!
And I seriously expect they adopt both of them in next year's rMBP
Me too. TouchID would be a reason for me to justify to myself to upgrade my existing rMBP!
For that reason 'actusl work' and ToichID being less secure.I think at some point it'll integrate with the Key Chain functionality that they pulled late from iOS 7.
I also think Touch ID will be there. I can't imagine them not retaining parity in terms of functionality, especially when they've already put a lot of effort into selling it as a feature for the iPhone. Ultimately iPads are still mobile devices that have a lot of personal and sensitive information on them (possibly more than some phones given many do actual work on them), so Touch ID makes as much sense on the iPad as it does a phone IMHO.
Big deal if does not have touch id, I do not see what all the hype is about a button that does not improve the performance, and cannot be accessed by third party apps. The new design, slimmer basel, and A7 processor has won me over.
Offends you? Offends? Called you meanie names? Stole your lunch money? Tried to murder your mommy?I was going to purchase the iPad 5, but I've cancelled those plans due to iOS 7.
I don't care how powerful or sexy the hardware is, I'm not going to use an OS that OFFENDS me.
... this analyst must've been drunk or lacks basic math skills. Nexus 7- 1280x800 = 1,024,000 pixels. Mini- 2048x1536 = 3,145,728 pixels.
... What gives??
iPad Mini 2 will get Retina since everybody and their brother is doing it in similar form factor and at a lower pricepoints. To support Retina, it needs an -X processor with doubled memory bandwidth, so it's more than likely it's inheriting A6X from the iPad 4 of yesteryear. The reason original iPad Mini used A5 like an iPhone and not A5X like the iPad 3 is because the low resolution, just like iPad 2 did not need an A5X. Just like original iPad Mini being a shrink down of iPad 2 it will be essentially identical hardware wise as iPad 4 just in a smaller package, so no need to test against a new configuration.
iPad Mini 2 is not getting Touch ID due to cost as well as it's use of A6X which does not have the supporting circuitry. iPad 5 is getting it though, being the flagship, having A7X and not so tight bill of material.
Touch ID would be brilliant to enable multi-user support on iPad - where it actually makes sense as opposed to a phone, should Apple opt to go down this path. That would be a good enough reason to buy an iPad instead of a couple cheaper tablets for family, therefore get sales which would otherwise go to competition.
Isn't the current one amazing enough already?
Indeed but I wish I had bought more RAM to my June 2012 rMBP and TouchID (along with faster processor) would be an excuse to get a new one!
No touch ID on the new iPad Mini 2?
Not having this makes me happy actually. Lets hope its true.
iPad Mini 2 will get Retina since everybody and their brother is doing it in similar form factor and at a lower pricepoints. To support Retina, it needs an -X processor with doubled memory bandwidth, so it's more than likely it's inheriting A6X from the iPad 4 of yesteryear. The reason original iPad Mini used A5 like an iPhone and not A5X like the iPad 3 is because the low resolution, just like iPad 2 did not need an A5X. Just like original iPad Mini being a shrink down of iPad 2 it will be essentially identical hardware wise as iPad 4 just in a smaller package, so no need to test against a new configuration.
iPad Mini 2 is not getting Touch ID due to cost as well as it's use of A6X which does not have the supporting circuitry. iPad 5 is getting it though, being the flagship, having A7X and not so tight bill of material.
Touch ID would be brilliant to enable multi-user support on iPad - where it actually makes sense as opposed to a phone, should Apple opt to go down this path. That would be a good enough reason to buy an iPad instead of a couple cheaper tablets for family, therefore get sales which would otherwise go to competition.
What gives is you are comparing using the 2012 Nexus 7 numbers rather than the 2013 version and are looking at the number of pixels rather than pixel density.
Will the iPad mini with retina be a popular Christmas present?
Just wondering?
Touch ID to do what? Unlock and remember password for App Store?
I'm fine with remembering my passwords which we have all been doing for years
I'm ecstatic about mini with retina. Question is, which processor? That will then determine which one I'd get
I really couldn't care less about touch ID on an iPad. What I really care about is a quad core option in the 13".
Will the iPad mini with retina be a popular Christmas present?
Just wondering?
Touch ID is one of the greatest implementations ever. iPad 5 needs to have it.
that technology has been around for over 12 years in Asia, as well as other advanced battery kits, what apple should add is eye recognition, eves dropping while ipad is off to civilians as well as use of ipad while off to civilians not just NSA, also a way to monitor who else is logged into the root