Fine. Well have to just agree to disagree.Beauty is in the eye of the beer holder.
The iPad Mini is Apple's buttaface.
Fine. Well have to just agree to disagree.Beauty is in the eye of the beer holder.
The iPad Mini is Apple's buttaface.
Everyone here is brainwashed
I don't remember anyone saying 512mb of RAM was not enough when the first TI PowerBook came out.
I just came from the bar and people were loving my mini. I said that it doesnt have retina display and they said they didnt care about that. They said the screen looked great to them and they had no use for a too big iPad even if it was a retina display screen.
Sometimes its not about the best specs and its about how the device fits into your life.
I don't remember anyone saying 512mb of RAM was not enough when the first TI PowerBook came out.
Perhaps the mini fans/owners aren't handling all the disrespect from the forum masses.
I also went to a bar to ask if I should sell my imac to get the new 2012 model.... They all said they don't give damn about it. I came home crying...
Or they're busy enjoying the device instead of wasting time defending it. Maybe we need to corral more Android fans here to keep the whiners entertained.
I don't remember anyone, not a single a person, claiming the iPad 2 had a bad display when it first came out.
Haha I went to the Bar and people wanted my iDevices so I gave it to them.
People at the bar know what's what!
That's because good and bad are relative terms. The iPad 2 had relatively equivalent PPI² in its size class when it was released compared to all other tablets.
The iPad mini on the other hand, is missing about 45% of the PPI² compared to the Nexus7/Kindle Fire HD, and even more when compared to class leader - the Nook Tablet HD.
So why don't you just buy those devices and be done with it? If PPI is the only thing that matters, it should be a no brainier decision.
I don't remember anyone, not a single a person, claiming the iPad 2 had a bad display when it first came out.
That's because the OS was optimised for the 9.7" screen it was made for. The problem in this case is that Apple decided to shoehorn a version of ios designed for a 9.7" screen into a 7.9" screen with 35% less surface area.
A retina display would have mitigated the text rendering and screen element issues to some extent, but at the heart of the issue is the lack of optimisation of the software to match the hardware.
Hardware wise it's brilliant. Thin, portable and easy to use. Bad news is once you turn it on....outdated processor with lower resolution....I was back to ipad 2. I can't even believe this has Siri for crying out loud.
Once this goes retina with at least an A6, it will really be the great device it is meant to be.
Hahhaahhaha... Yeah, I also went to a bar with my new iphone 5 and two guys stole it from me... I will never go to a bar for advise
That's because good and bad are relative terms. The iPad 2 had relatively equivalent PPI² in its size class when it was released compared to all other tablets.
The iPad mini on the other hand, is missing about 45% of the PPI² compared to the Nexus7/Kindle Fire HD, and even more when compared to class leader - the Nook Tablet HD.
I don't remember anyone, not a single a person, claiming the iPad 2 had a bad display when it first came out.
That's because the OS was optimised for the 9.7" screen it was made for. The problem in this case is that Apple decided to shoehorn a version of ios designed for a 9.7" screen into a 7.9" screen with 35% less surface area.
A retina display would have mitigated the text rendering and screen element issues to some extent, but at the heart of the issue is the lack of optimisation of the software to match the hardware.
Typing is far too constrained, the display is bad, and so is the processor.
iPad mini is the third in line for best ipad, not first.
For me, typing is better, the display is great, and the processor is great for everything I throw at it.
Also, the battery life is fab, and the size is phenomenal. And it doesn't get hot.
FOR ME
Apart from caching extra open tabs in Safari, I fail to see what you are missing 512MB for.I don't remember anyone saying 512mb of RAM was not enough when the first TI PowerBook came out.