Has Apple ever released a new iOS device iteration (besides iPods) without upgrading the chip?
That scenario will be iPad 3 and iPad 4 fiasco all over again.
Same with everyone owning a iPad 4.
iPad 4: November 2012
iPad 5 (BIG UPDATE): March 2013
Not even four months.
The mic hole actually makes me think it's real.
The reality is that it's expected to be redesigned exactly like the mini right? The mini houses a 4:3 display, the full size houses a 4:3 display. The cases should by all rights be exactly the same in every way but actual size.
If someone wanted to fake this, all they'd need to do is take a picture of an ipad mini case. If it's not next to anything to give it scale, no one would be able to tell the difference. Even with another mini case next to it, it's easy enough to scale one up.
The new beamforming microphone setup they are rolling out on iOS devices and Macs requires at least two microphones.
I'm not going to own something that has been coined the "baby bump" iMac.
Eugh...
I'm not a fan of adopting the anodized slate look for the iPad. I much prefer the sleek aluminum look and feel of the iPad 2 through iPad 4.
This is just my opinion as a 15 year Apple fanboy, but I am SICK of Apples obsession with how thin something has to be. The thinner they make something adds to their profits because they don't need to use as much material. I want a bigger battery. I want my iPhone to last more than 2 days. The new iMac is ugly from the side. Phil tried to hide it during the keynote. I'm not going to own something that has been coined the "baby bump" iMac.
I like the use of masking tape![]()
The two unequal size pieces ruin the design.
It's a deal breaker for sure.
Mainly because I prefer glue![]()
Some folks argue that tablets are slowly killing the laptop computer for most consumers. Thus, something will eventually kill the tablet. I believe it will be some kind of super-phone that can power multiple types of input devices. For example, tablets will simply become thin, lightweight monitors that run wirelessly off your phone.
The tablet/smartphone market is already basically a menu of screen sizes. There is not much difference in core functionality.
If the rumors are true with a new lighter iPad and iPad Mini with retina it will be a hard choice between them. Hope I can afford one when they are released.
Does it still have the same screen size? The bezels on it must be thin![]()
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Question: Why does Apple not offer a version without back-facing camera? None of my friends has ever used this camera. It seems a complete waste of resources. I'd buy a $5 cheaper iPad without this camera without hesitation.
But.................
From day 1 of owning an iPad I always said I wanted a thinner bezel and virtually everyone said I was wrong and the bezels should stay as they are.
Now almost everyone is saying the opposite and they like a smaller bezel.
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I really like this idea. I can just see all the apps arrange themselves when you open a splitscreen, so you can look at all your apps while already using a slim version of an app that supports the new split-UI.Native split-screen type capabilities would be great. Being able to FaceTime and read/type/etc would be great. No need for full-screen FaceTime at all times.
I really like this idea. I can just see all the apps arrange themselves when you open a splitscreen, so you can look at all your apps while already using a slim version of an app that supports the new split-UI.
I think they are feeling the competition and it is a good compromise to keep costs low.Not sure about the residual masking tape.
Probably would've gone for a more industrial binding process.
Seems very un-Apple.