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So the iPad 3 will come out around iOS 5 with Retina display Twitter functionality and normal everything else? How does THAT make any sense?
Where in the original article does it speculate that those will be the only changes? It doesn't.
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So the iPad 3 will come out around iOS 5 with Retina display Twitter functionality and normal everything else? How does THAT make any sense?
The article says, "a similar pixel-doubling strategy." That should be "pixel-quadrupling."
so should i get an ipad now? or will one be released end of this/next month?
Where in the original article does it speculate that those will be the only changes? It doesn't.
The Twitter.framework is the only framework I found to have these enormous images.
Steve stood right next to this when the iPad 2 was launched. No iPad 3 until 2012.
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Especially considering it is still difficult to track down iPads in stores even now. It would almost be silly for Apple to refresh the iPad this year from a business perspective.
The article says, "a similar pixel-doubling strategy." That should be "pixel-quadrupling."
No iPad 3 until 2012.
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he can just add a new slide that has an X through it with a 3 on top
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Apple, "If you build it, I will come"
I'm still getting used to my iPad 2, but I definitely want to buy this fully-loaded iPad 3. After it arrives I'll give my 32 GB, Wi-Fi only iPad 2 to a needy friend.
Can people just stop and think of the practicality (or lack thereof) of 1536x2048 display on something like the iPad before even considering the possibility of such thing.
The obvious benefit is crisper display and text, and thus much better content-viewing/reading experience.
The drawbacks are:
Higher manufacturing price (and thus potentially more expensive retail price)
Apps will be much larger in size (and with some games already hitting 1gb in size, we can potentially see 4gb apps on a device which only has between 16gb and 64gb of storage)
The device will have to quadruple the amount of RAM (from 512mb to potentially 2gb) to still be able to run smoothly.
The higher res images will tax iPad's graphics more and, potentially, decrease battery life.
That is four times the size not two! Duh!