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March 2012
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452 Reviews
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The editors liked
LTE support here in the US
Coupled with GSM roaming internationally
Delivers data extra fast (assuming you live in a good coverage area)
Rear-facing camera is much improved over the iPad 2
Can now do 1080p video
Bluetooth 4.0 support (didn't dig into
Retina display resolution is unmatched. Great performance. Solid operating system and software ecosystem. 4G support. Same price
Astounding display
Camera is greatly improved
More RAM
Better GPU
Software still best in breed
Eye popping Retina display and super fast LTE make words and pictures pixel perfect
And web pages and videos lightning fast.
Gorgeous display
Improved camera
4G option
Fits in most iPad 2 cases you may already have
Bluetooth 4.0 will use less power and be a lighter drain on the battery
Jaw-dropping
Knee-shaking
Better-than-1080p video quality
Still/Video camera greatly improved
Fast 4G LTE data access (optional
Requires monthly service)
Extra processing power
Usable camera
4G LTE on some models
Incredibly sharp
Realistic display super-enhances movies
Gaming
Web and photos
Gorgeous hardware and software design
200
000 iPad-optimised apps
Upgraded camera...
Exceptional display
Much faster graphics performance
1GB RAM
4G and fast 3G without battery life hits
Finally viable rear camera
IOS 5.1 still tops in tablet software for now
1080p video recording
IPhoto (optional) and a strong app ecosystem
Price
Best screen on a tablet
Gorgeous design
Fantastic camera
Great value
Fast processor and Wi-Fi
Easy to use
Unrivaled app experience
Retina Display is stunning compared with earlier iPad screens
Much-improved camera versus iPad 2
Quad-core graphics complement higher-res screen and demonstrate significant overhead
Vivid
High-resolution display
4G LTE option via Verizon
Fantastic Retina display
Sharp 5-MP camera with 1080p video
Speedy 4G LTE data
Improved AirPlay functionality
Best tablet app selection
Super high res Retina Display
4G LTE and a real camera
Stunningly gorgeous 2048x1536 Retina display
Quad-core graphics engine is really flipping fast
IOS is as slick as it ever was
Twice the amount of RAM (1GB) as before
Now supports 4G LTE (optional)
Much improved iSight camera (5MP)
Swipe. Tap. Play. Watch. You know how a tablet works. In this case
It's wonderful. iOS 5.1 is incredibly refined and mature. Touch-events are instantaneous
And everything loads with a dual-core spring in its step. The extra RAM keeps even complicated We
Breathtaking display. The best app selection of any tablet. Excellent 3G and 4G network compatibility.
Stunning HD display with nearperfect color accuracy
The fastest and most powerful tablet on the market
Great camera for stills and video
Excellent software
Retina Display is beautiful
4G LTE almost as fast as WiFi
1 GB of RAM
Decent camera
Beautiful industrial design
Gorgeous Retina display
Fast 4G LTE data
Solid camera
Good battery life
Screen actually is 'Resolutionary'
Great battery life
Powerful graphics processor
Responsive screen
000+ optimized tablet apps
Excellent rear camera
4G LTE capability rocks
Apple's new iPad includes a stunning new screen
Matched by a quad-core graphic processor and the world's largest app and media store to feed it content. There's a proper 5-megapixel rear camera now
With 1080p recording quality. Optional 4G data from AT&
Unbelievable 2048 x 1536 resolution
Solid build quality
Above average battery life
Consistent
Solid performance
Shoots goodlooking photos & videos
High-quality display
Responsive
Fast performance
Lightweight
Based on what we've learned from its latest tablet
Apple will be hardpressed to wow fourthgeneration iPad buyers in 2013. Let's unpack this
LTE support in the new iPad is indeed a killer feature
But it's not anything that could have led Tim Cook's keyn
Amazing display
LTE speeds
Comparable battery life with LTE
The editors didn't like
Only Verizon iPad offers wireless hotspot feature for now
AT&T may be coming soon
Nearly all updates to tech specs are used to beef up the "retina" display
Very few performance improvements over the iPad 2 otherwise
Still no Siri
Despite dictation su
The iPad remains a closed device on many levels and that's something you must live with once you enter Apple's world
IOS lacking some features
If you don't care for Retina or LTE
It's not a compelling upgrade over the iPad 2
Thicker and heavier
Runs a little warmer than the iPad 2
STILL no Flash video support
Slightly more sluggish power-up/-down than before
More things = bigger battery
Runs a bit warmer
Extra thickness makes some iPad 2 accessories incompatible
Comparatively little on-board storage
Especially for a HD-media-oriented device
Front facing camera still only VGA quality Look and Feel...
No real gain to main CPU performance
Signficantly longer charging time
16GB a tight fit for growing apps
Anemic front camera
No Siri (yet)
4G won't work in the UK
16GB storage will fill up very quickly
No strong reason for most earlier iPad owners to upgrade
No Siri personal-assistant feature
HDMI
SD-card adapters cost extra
Still lacking Flash support
USB port
Or built-in card slot
Slightly increased weight
IOS 5.1 still lacks large-screen optimizations
Bottom left side gets warm
Can't FaceTime over 4G
50MB limit for iTunes downloads over 4G
Front camera doesn't do HD
No innovations here
Just evolution
Still no microSD card slot
HDMI output
Or USB ports
FaceTime camera stinks
Slightly thicker and heavier (nitpicking here)
Thanks to that bigger battery
The iPad New lasts just as long as the iPad 2—an exactly-as-advertised 10 hours of real-world use and days upon days of standby time. But the differences end when charging time comes around. In our tests
It took up to twice
No camera settings. 4G data usage is difficult to monitor. Apps are starting to strain the processor
Largest tablet battery but also the biggest power drain and slowest recharge time
No option to view webpages natively
Without GPU upscaling
No expandable memory
Processor heats up
Thicker and heavier than the iPad 2
Runs a tad warm
No microSD memory card slot
IOS showing some age
4G models split (AT&T or Verizon)
Front-facing camera still VGA
Slightly thicker and heavier than iPad 2
No Siri
The new iPad is slightly heavier than last year's model
Apps and movies optimized for the screen might take up more space
And ports for HDMI
USB
And SD require adapters
Not enough noteworthy enhancements with iOS 5.1
4G not available in UK yet
Lack of killer new feature means this isn't a must-have upgrade for Ipad 2 owners
But viewed as a standalone tablet it's the best around
Aside from the Retina display
The latest iPad lacks mindblowing new features that advance the state of the tablet art
Abstract: If you own any Apple product you know the feeling; that feeling you get as you plunk down your hard-earned cash knowing in about one year’s time a newer, shiner model will hit stores shelves and you will be faced with a dilemma. Should you upgrade to t...
Abstract: The iPad has been a remarkable success story. Apple sold 15 million of the original model in the first nine months of the product’s existence, a number that blew away even the most optimistic prognostications. With last year’s introduction of the iPad...
Published: 2012-03-14, Author: Jose , review by: techspot.com
Abstract: It's no secret that tablet makers are having a hard time competing with Apple in this still nascent market. In fact, the iPad is selling so well that it surpassed the number of PCs shipped by any individual PC manufacturer over the last quarter of 2011 --...
Abstract: “It’s Resolutionary” Apple says of the new iPad, and we have to agree. We’ve just grabbed some hands-on time with the new Retina Display iOS 5.1 tablet, and the difference from the iPad 2 – which, remember, stays on sale alongside it – is vast. The pix...
Published: 2012-03-08, Author: Donald , review by: cnet.com
Apple's new iPad includes a stunning new screen, matched by a quad-core graphic processor and the world's largest app and media store to feed it content. There's a proper 5-megapixel rear camera now, with 1080p recording quality. Optional 4G data from AT&
The new iPad is slightly heavier than last year's model, apps and movies optimized for the screen might take up more space, and ports for HDMI, USB, and SD require adapters
With a host of improvements--faster graphics, 4G wireless options, a better camera, and a gorgeous high-res screen--the latest iPad cements its position at the head of the tablet pack.
Abstract: Apple didn't actually need to release an iPad to stay on top of the tablet game. The company dominates the tablet market; its top competitor, Google, has been doing a notoriously poor job of cultivating third-party apps for its tablets, and Microsoft does...
Abstract: Apple didn't actually need to release an iPad to stay on top of the tablet game. The company dominates the tablet market; its top competitor, Google, has been doing a notoriously poor job of cultivating third-party apps for its tablets, and Microsoft does...
Abstract: The New iPad, apparently called the New iPad, not the iPad 3, improves on the old iPad 2 by doubling the linear resolution of the display to 2,048 x 1,536 pixels, improving the built-in camera to 5 MP, and adds ......
