Unless they put the anti-reflection technology on the mini3, I will wait to get one.
Will it be January, June, or next October before they fix that?
They may fix that next october or they might not touch the mini for a few years now.
Unless they put the anti-reflection technology on the mini3, I will wait to get one.
Will it be January, June, or next October before they fix that?
Well, believe it or not, in a tablet, the question how thin and light it is, is actually incredibly important.
We have now reached a level that Star Trek predicted to be reached in 200 years. I'd go as far as calling that revolutionary.
I see, you're one of those guys where once Apple adds more ram, it's ''the greatest thing since sliced bread''.
If I could downvote your post I would. The lack of RAM coupled with the 64-bit processor and Safari tabs/other apps constantly reloading is a well documented issue. Just because you don't see it in your use case doesn't mean it is not a problem for others.
Its not $100 EXTRA.
It's the same price as the mini 2 was before the mini 3 was announced.
The mini 2 is $100 CHEAPER than its original price.
Why is that so hard for you to grasp?!
Ok well let me rephrase: If someone who currently doesn't have an iPad mini is going to buy one, why would that person pay $100 more for the 3 vs the 2, if all that $100 buys is Touch ID and nothing else?
why would that person pay $100 more for the 3 vs the 2, if all that $100 buys is Touch ID and nothing else?
Just bought my 128GB Air 2... upgrading from the original iPad.
I get it tomorrow. ._.Congratulations, enjoy your new shiny. I certainly do. This thing is blazingly fast
iPad Air 2 - 128GB - Champagne Gold (Best thing I ever bought this year).
The old one is $100 cheaper
The new one is $100 more expensive with no change but a Touch ID button
i.e. The new one sans the Touch ID button is at a $100 premium over the old one with same internals.
So the Touch ID button carries a $100 premium.
Simple as that.
Ok well let me rephrase: If someone who currently doesn't have an iPad mini is going to buy one, why would that person pay $100 more for the 3 vs the 2, if all that $100 buys is Touch ID and nothing else?
Ok, lets look at it another way...
Person wants to buy iPad mini prior to the new minis release.
They have the money waiting to buy the iPad mini.
Apple release new iPad for the EXACT SAME amount and DISCOUNT the previous model by $100.
Person can now spend the SAME amount of money they had BEFORE with no extra cost for the newest iPad mini with touch ID.
or...
SAVE themselves $100 and have the iPad there were previously going to get.
Nobody loses out, its either spend the SAME amount for a few extra features or SAVE $100.
Either way its a win for the person.
I don't even know why I'm explaining this, its painfully obvious!
Maybe the mini 3 has more RAM to justify the price increase? I haven't seen a teardown yet?
Got my mini3 and happy with the TouchID (and memory upgrade). It increase security and convenience. Nice combo.
If you're not selling your old one and therefore getting part of your purchase price back, you're basically paying twice for the same thing only with an extra touch ID button.