Apple Plans to Launch the Ipad 3 & 4 Within the Year
Senduran Bhakthakumaran — January 6, 2012 — Tech
References: blog.laptopmag & 9to5mac
It seems late CEO, Steve Jobs has indeed left Apple Inc. well prepared for his unfortunate absence as the company plans to release the Apple iPad 3 in March and the iPad 4 in October. This dual-action plan has will have consumers keeping an ear out all year long for any further news from the company.
Reportedly, the iPad 3 will flaunt a staggering 2048 x 1536 pixel, high-def display along with forever-sought, increased (perhaps even doubled) battery life. The iPad 4 will join the ranks later in the year foreshadowing growth in Apple's app base and overall quality that will theoretically be at the top of its game. Furthermore, claims suggest that the devices will have upgraded cameras that will relate to the latest iPhones. The cost of such upgrades might be a slightly thicket product, however, Apple's dictatorship over consumer-fashionable innovation shouldn't have Apple fanatics too worried. Finally, news of iOS 5.1 beta might mean the company has begun manufacturing quad-core iOS merchandise.
A hefty update at the start of the new year means Apple has already sunk its teeth into consumer interest. With the loss of Steve Jobs, I guess "the apple doesn't fall to far from the tree."
Reportedly, the iPad 3 will flaunt a staggering 2048 x 1536 pixel, high-def display along with forever-sought, increased (perhaps even doubled) battery life. The iPad 4 will join the ranks later in the year foreshadowing growth in Apple's app base and overall quality that will theoretically be at the top of its game. Furthermore, claims suggest that the devices will have upgraded cameras that will relate to the latest iPhones. The cost of such upgrades might be a slightly thicket product, however, Apple's dictatorship over consumer-fashionable innovation shouldn't have Apple fanatics too worried. Finally, news of iOS 5.1 beta might mean the company has begun manufacturing quad-core iOS merchandise.
A hefty update at the start of the new year means Apple has already sunk its teeth into consumer interest. With the loss of Steve Jobs, I guess "the apple doesn't fall to far from the tree."
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