Nicely false headline.
The only way that anything about an Apple product is CONFIRMED is when Apple announces it.
The only way that anything about an Apple product is CONFIRMED is when Apple announces it.
I have perfect vision and I'm young, held my iPhone as close as I could and cannot make out any pixels. Unless the iPad 3 is the same way, it's not retina to me. It's still going to be a great display, don't get me wrong. I just like to point out the technicalities.
So down my posts if you want. I don't care![]()
Not stolen, you can buy one yourself: http://www.truesupplier.com/oem-apple-ipad-3-lcd-screen-display-replacement-pr-29884.html
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19 days away!
Will be buying as many as possible during pre-orders/launch. Keep one, sell the rest on eBay for double!
So your saying that photographers wouldn't want to take an iPad out in the field with them and be able to see VERY high resolution pictures they have just taken and accurately make initial modifications if necessary?
This doesnt change anything. When competing products are announced with other components and features, like HDMI!... they get shunned. But a relatively usless feature like a apple branded 'retina' display get praised to no end as if its the next best thing since sliced bread. And as if such a naming convention is needed... Retina Display? Seriously? but for arrogance it sure is.. i wonder if Apple patented it..
Then it's not quite a "Retina" display. Typical human eyes can see to the point of roughly 300 PPI. I bet you'll still be able to see pixels with the human eye.
How do you know that's a legitimate part? It's not like the iPad 3 is out already.
That and how can a company sell parts for a device Apple hasn't started selling or even introduced yet ?
Like who?
so caveats.
1. it's one of the many displays being seen by parts suppliers in china. It's possible it's not for the actual iPad 3. It's what is claimed to be an iPad 3 screen that has been floating around the net.
2. Parts frequently start churning out, as products go into production. iPhone 4S parts ramped up prior to it's release. Note, iPhone 5 parts did not ramp up and was a clear sign it wasn't heading into production. I don't know the exact process by which this happens, but it happens.
3. "Confirmed" that the iPad 3 display parts that we have been seeing are Retina.
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so caveats.
1. it's one of the many displays being seen by parts suppliers in china. It's possible it's not for the actual iPad 3. It's what is claimed to be an iPad 3 screen that has been floating around the net.
2. Parts frequently start churning out, as products go into production. iPhone 4S parts ramped up prior to it's release. Note, iPhone 5 parts did not ramp up and was a clear sign it wasn't heading into production. I don't know the exact process by which this happens, but it happens.
3. "Confirmed" that the iPad 3 display parts that we have been seeing are Retina.
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Getting a little tired of throwing more money at Apple every year in order to keep up to date.