Few Things You Must Know About The New iPad

Apple released its iOS 5.1 and the new iPad, which is not iPad 3 or iPad HD, of course. People now can pre-order The new iPad and it will be available at 16th March, 2012 in few countries, such as USA, UK, Canada, HongKong and so on.

After the new iPad has been released, many faithful Apple fans felt both surprise and disappoint. When you review the conference, you will find that except the new iPad, there are many things that you need to think about and those things will be really helpful when you use iOS devices later. In the following article, I will talk about few highlights in the new iPad conference.

1. New Screen

The update of the iPad's screen is the most exciting and can be achieved prediction before the new iPad comes out. 2048*1536 resolution makes the new iPad's PPI reaching 264. Though it does not reach iPhone 4S's 330, Apple already calls it Retina. The higher resolution can bring more friendly user experience and more functions, such as the iPhoto in the conference. The most direct feeling is the visual experience.

2. The first 4G LTE devices of Apple

The new iPad is the first Apple devices that supports 4G LTE in the 37 years Apple history. This 4G LTE devices has the top speed of download at 73Mbps, which is 15 times of the HSDPA+ 14Mbps. And it also means that the following Apple's mobile devices will all support 4G LTE. Apple's support to 4G LTE also is a sign that 4G LTE's popular is not far away.

3. 5 million pixels

Although the iPad 2 has camera function, it is a really tasteless, because its photographic effect is just so so. Now the new iPad's iSight camera is 5 million pixels, supports image stabilization, face recognization, Apple designed ISP, infrared filter and F2.4 aperture and so on. It is almost the same as iPhone 4S's camera except the pixels.

4. Siri-liked function

It is a pity that Siri is not brought to the new iPad. And now iPhone 4S is the only devices that has Siri. However, the new iPad introduces a function that is really like Siri. You can voice input using this function. At the same time, in the iOS 5.1, Apple updates some functions, such as users can delete photos directly in the photo stream, Camera's shortcuts will always showed on the lock interface and the face recognization can show all the faces that being recognized.

5. 4-Core GPU

The new iPad has A5X CPU, but Tim Cook did not give a specific introduction. However, Apple gives the 4-Core GPU a really important introduction and say that it is 4 time faster than the Tegra 3 , which is being used in Android Tablet. The GPU is really a good news for Game lovers and 1080P video capture and also the edit functions.

Of course, in this conference, there are many other things that we need to pay attention, such as the Bluetooth 4.0, 45.2 watts Battery and so on. We have enough time to have a specific look at the new iPad from Apple after we get it in our own hands.

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In early February, is Apple planning to launch iPad 3?

It’s reported on Tuesday, the latest rumors , Apple is already making plans for an early February event to introduce the iPad 3, the event is said to potentially also feature iOS 5.1, which is currently in developer testing.

According to the Japanese technology blog Macotakara that quoted Apple's Asian suppliers and U.S. remarks on Tuesday, said people familiar with the so-called “iPad 3” and iOS 5.1 system will be released in early February. But the media still tend to think that the next generation iPad will be released in early March similar with iPad 2.

Last year, Apple held on March 2 press conferences and released a product iPad 2, the final product in 9 days after the start of the March 11 sale. But the latest news shows, the next generation iPad release official sales date and the interval may be longer, mainly because many Chinese factories will celebrate the Chinese New Year and will be the temporary shutdown. Apple released the third version of the developer beta of iOS 5.1 last week, and iMore said it contains two mentions of the iPad 3, codenamed J1AP and J2AP.

The latest reported that Foxconn and Pegatron will start together from the beginning of March the supply of the first “iPad 3”. Now widely expected, the next generation iPad will support the latest high-resolution Retina display, with the iPhone and iPod touch screens currently used line. There are rumors that Apple will continue to sell iPad 2 at lower prices. Of course, Digitimes on Tuesday weighed in yet again about the rumored device, claiming that Apple is steadily stepping up orders for 9.7-inch 2,048-by-1,536 resolution panels. It said this ramp up began in the fourth quarter of 2011 and will reach as much as 7 million panels by the first quarter of 2012, soaring to 10 million by this summer.

As Macotakara past reports on the rumors of Apple when wrong, the media has accurately pointed out last year, Apple will be launched in early March and the second generation iPad and iPhone 5 delayed the release plan, but the site also had erroneously reported that Apple will release the flash memory with high-speed 400MBps equipped MacBook Air and aluminum backplane of the next generation iPhone. Are there any diamonds of truth be culled from the latest Apple rumors? There have been multitude reports discussing the day Apple might launch the iPad 3, varying from a March launch, to a January reveal featuring two iPads, to an unveiling planned for Steve Jobs' birthday.

Apple-house training activities should be nothing to do with the release of iPad 3 on Thursday in New York. According to Apple to disclose information to the media revealed that the training will focus on the use of publications and e-book function, while on-site and will not show any new hardware.
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Is Apple iPad 3 coming out in early 2012?

According to a Citi analyst, Apple’s next-generation iPad -- likely called an iPad 3, is expected to come out in early 2012. If recent analysis about Apple's imminent tablet plans are true, the third-generation iPad will arrive sometime between February and April 2012. In a research note sent last Thursday, Richard Gardner said "several sources" indicated that Apple would launch its next-generation iOS tablet as much as a month earlier than it released the iPad 2 in 2011.

Such a device would be similar to the iPad 2, but include Apple's high-resolution retina display technology found on the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S by doubling the iPad 3's screen resolution, said analyst Richard Gardner in a research note. The analyst also said that "there do not appear to be any significant technical hurdles remaining" to prevent the launch of a high-resolution iPad, which contradicts previous reports that fitting such a dense screen into an Apple tablet was one of the reasons Apple iPad 2 maintained the 1024 x 768 resolution of the first iPad. Both the first iPad and iPad 2 displays have a pixel density of 132 pixels per inch.

It’s reported that another feature of the next-generation iPad will have the same screen size but will be a bit thicker than the iPad 2, in order to support hardware that would increase the display resolution from 1,024-by-768 pixels to 2,048-by-1,536. iLounge's best source thinks that the iPad 3 will be 0.7 mm thicker, and trade magazine Digitimes has reported that Apple is at least considering a thicker unit in order to accommodate the sensors necessary for the better, so-called Retina Display (so dubbed because, according to Apple, the human eye cannot make out the individual pixels on the screen). If the iPad 3 does come out with a thicker body, it will join in on the great American tradition of emerging from the wintertime fatter than before.

Production of the new iPads is expected to reach 9.5-9.8 million units in the first quarter of 2012. Sales of iPad products totaled 25.06 million in the first three quarters of 2011 and are likely to reach 40 million units for all of 2011, the sources estimated. However, the new Android tablets like the Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime look to be much better direct competition for the iOS-based iPad than the first generation of tablets based on Google's mobile operating system. Cheaper, smaller device like Amazon's Kindle Fire, Barnes & Noble's Nook Tablet, and even a sub-$100 tablet using a MIPS-based chip are starting to appear.

Apple could head off competition from similarly priced Android tablets at the pass by getting its latest, greatest tablet technology out a bit sooner than expected. That would also have the effect of reducing prices for older versions of the iPad, which would encourage consumers attracted to the Kindle Fire and Nook Tablet to instead climb aboard the iOS platform at a discount.

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