You mean the iPad Mini 5 with A12 chip isn't good enough?I would love for them to release a new iPad Mini. I am wanting that sort of size for my intended use, but it hasn't been updated in a while. So *fingers crossed*
All I am waiting for is a no chin iMac. Make 2020 the year it happens Apple!
You mean the iPad Mini 5 with A12 chip isn't good enough?
Besides my Apple Watch, the iPad mini 5 is my second favorite Apple product. I use it more than my phone It's a little powerhouse.Of course it is, but if they are going to bring out one in a couple of months then I would rather wait. Particularly if they shrink the bezels. But unfortunately with their release schedule, it is a bit all over the place, so no idea when a new one will come out.
They likely won’t be bring out one until at least fall, with A14. But fall of 2021 an A15 wouldn’t surprise me either; it’s a relatively low volume product. I wouldn’t necessarily expect a bezel shrink either.Of course it is, but if they are going to bring out one in a couple of months then I would rather wait. Particularly if they shrink the bezels. But unfortunately with their release schedule, it is a bit all over the place, so no idea when a new one will come out.
I didn't say no bezel, just no chin.A top bezel for a camera and a bottom bezel for FaceID is more likely.
I read what you said.I didn't say no bezel, just no chin.
Which one?
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I'm not really sure, but
- A whole new camera array
- A new ToF sensor
- An all-new A13X chip with more power
- More battery life (see 2019 iPhones)
do not sound like a small update to me.
Seems very justified for me though, YMMV.Prices went up $150 on the redesigned pros.
Nobody asked for faceid on the iPad. Certainly nobody wants to pay that much for it.
Same as the stupid touchbar price increases..
Nobody wants to pay for a better camera or ToF on the iPad either. You've had too much koolaid..
So can over ear headphones. It’s all about how loud the program material is and how long you listen (at excessive levels).I’m hoping for over the ear AirPods. I’m not a fan of in ear headphones as it can really destroy your hearing in the long run.
So can over ear headphones. It’s all about how loud the program material is and how long you listen (at excessive levels).
To the extent poor sealing—or worse, open back—headphones cause you to turn the volume up even higher to mask external noise, over ears can be “worse” than in ears, which form a good seal and therefore don’t have to be driven to such high SPLs. In ear/ANC should allow the lowest volume to be used.
In any case, you’re right to be concerned. Many younger (and not so young) folks have damaged their hearing, some quite severely.