No one uses it while they hold it.
Say what? Blind fanboy post.
No one uses it while they hold it.
WinX is showing that touch and mouse can exist in the same OS on the same device.
I'm also of the opinion it's time for Apple to take that leap. They've been making OS X more touch friendly for a couple of years now and it will be nice to see it pay off.
But I suspect we'll get an ARM-powered OS X before we get a Surface Pro competitor. Apple isn't going to stick an x86 processor in to a tablet.
just like they did with the first generation ipad mini...so the next ipad mini generation will be significant upgrade
I thought that Haswell would be fan-free, so it could do the tablet thing.
Come one Apple, release a MacBook Air AND a larger iPad. That will make everyone happy, except those who don't want me to have a larger iPad, and their feelings aren't important anyway.
So was iPad mini 3 more of a stopgap solution since Apple wanted to get Touch ID onto every line of iOS devices?
Is the iPad mini 3 basically another repeat of iPad 3?
You mean like white iPhones?But I think Apple is getting as annoyed at Intel as they did at IBM in hitting roadmaps. The only way for Apple to know what will be available when is to provide it themselves.
Eventually you'll have a repeat of the iPad 3. Eventually Apple will want to shift the release of the iPad or iPhone to another month, maybe early summer for the iPhone or something like that. Sometimes, an important part may not be ready in time, but they still want to release something "new". They also don't want to wait a whole year to showcase that new feature so you get a minimal update, followed a few months later by a more significant update.
The PC will not disappear in the future. There is no post-PC future, and there probably never will be.
The ideologically invented name-tag "post-PC era or future" is a gimmick from Apple when the iPad was launched.
Would love this to be a reality, just please no silly 16GB option! The storage should be 64, 128 and 256GB.
At this point the iOS ecosystem of apps, music, movies/TV, books, newspapers, magazines - is so developed that laptops and other devices and media can essentially be replaced for the majority of people - and larger storage options can only encourage it even further.
For a device like this 32GB would be pushing it let alone 16GB which is the biggest joke in 2014. (I know it's not just Apple, however some have better pricing)
The first pic I seen of this HUGE iPad was leaning on a wall. Does the wall come with every purchase? I really hope they add a kickstand to this iPad. Apple is stubborn and does not want to be accused of copying microsoft, but really, who cares at this point. Microsoft has copied sooooo much of apple over the years and the reality is..they beat apple to the punch with the kickstand and removable screen on the surface. This big iPad actually looks kind of ridiculous laying on a flat surface... lets see if apply takes a bite of humble pie and adds needed features like a kickstand.![]()
Biggest joke on 2014? Pretty dumb comment.
For you and me yes.
1. There needs to be a cheaper model
2. While you may want every song, and app, and photo on your device, many use it to read books, watch websites/video and play some games. You can do this easily on a 16GB.
3. If you had an 8GB phone and all you do is call, text, FB, and use a few apps, you can also do that easily on 8GB.
You cannot create a comment and apply that to everyone or every device
I have a couple of websites which I cannot look at using my iPad. I end up having to use my MacBook Pro for these websites. Usually the issue is no flash support. I would like to go with a larger iPad screen, however it would be a requirement that I am able to look at every website.
Okay, bye. Because that will never happen. You'll get iOS apps with desktop-level features eventually (some apps already have them) and a bigger display will help enable that. But touch UIs and mouse UIs are fundamentally incompatible.
Huge market for aftermarket pens? Source?
What do you think the breakdown of iPad purchases versus stylus purchases is?
Do 4 out of 5 iPad owners buy a stylus? 1 out of 5 ? 1 out of 20 ?
I know dozens and dozens of people who own iPads. Regular average consumers. Small business owners too.
None of them have a stylus for their iPads.
Look... I get it. A Wacom stylus can give a tablet amazing capabilities... especially if you're an artist or you want to take handwritten notes. Even a crappy active digitizer can work well.
But guess what... the vast majority of iPad owners are not artists and don't take handwritten notes.
Would they do it if they could? Maybe. Who knows. But I'm sure Apple has thought about it and had reasons to not include a stylus with the iPad.
Actually... most tablets do not have a stylus. Google has never put a stylus in any of the Nexus tablets. Samsung includes a stylus in only a few selected Galaxy tablets.
Of course Microsoft went full-force with the stylus in the Surface Pro... but they've been trying to get "pen computing" to become commonplace for the last 15 years.
Maybe that's the bigger story here...
I'm ready for the iPad mini 4. it will be what the 3 should have been imo
"shut up and take my money"
I"m pretty sure most of the Mini fans like me are holding on to their 3's because adding touch id wasn't enough. Apple really did miss a lot of upgrade money this year end by ignoring the 3. Maybe they are just thinking, they will get it later anyway.
my 2 cents
I bought a few styluses for my ipad, I was using Notability for hand written notes. One day NOtability screwed all my docs converting them into unopenable PDFs.. that day i threw both Notability and stylus into trashbih hehe
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What about increasing Mini size lets say to 8.2 inch? Compared to new iphones, mini isnt that big now
Otherwise people will have to keeping using Microsoft Surfaces as kickstands for their iPads.