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We're back with a more comprehensive review of Apple's new iPad 3, including new gamut benchmarks pitting the iPad 3 against an array of recent Android-based tablets. Is Apple's latest offering a disappointment to those expecting more—or a game-changer...
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wired.co.uk Updated:
2012-05-02 02:06:41
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When Apple unveiled the new iPad in the middle of March 2012, many of the features weren't much of a surprise. We were greeted by a high-resolution Retina Display, improved graphics performance, a better camera and faster connectivity.What was more of...
Amazing screen, Great 3D graphics, Good Battery Life, Rearfacing camera improved drastically, Fast WiFi speeds...
No FaceTime HD support, Frontfacing camera still below average, Heavier and thicker than the iPad 2, Battery takes a long time to charge...
There's no doubt this is the best iPad to date, but the user who will get the most out of it is one who intends to use it mostly for reading, viewing and perhaps editing videos and photos, gaming where graphics are key (i.e. fantasy epics and first-per...
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computeractive.co.uk Updated:
2012-05-02 02:06:44
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The third version of Apple's popular iPad tablet computer is simply called the iPad or the new iPad. It's hard to tell the new iPad apart from the older iPad 2 since it looks almost identical, but the difference is immediately obvious once you turn the...
Great quality, highresolution screen; long battery life...
Relatively heavy...
Aside from the extra weight, the new iPad is better than ever. Apple's design choices won't suit everyone, but for most the new iPad's quality screen, battery life and app selection make it the best general purpose tablet available...
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digitalone.com.sg Updated:
2012-05-02 02:06:44
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I have a theory about why Apple didn't want to name the new iPad well, New iPad, or iPad 3. Though consumers and reviewers have been using those terms to refer to this updated version of the iPad, Apple surprised everyone by going with just iPad.Perhap...
The battery life is incredible...
While the decent fivemegapixel camera provides some nice features like video stabilisation, the pictures taken don't really do the awesome screen a lot of justice.
While some iPad 2 users might not find the need to give up their tablet, the visual overhaul here does lend plenty of weight for an upgrade...
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Let's face the elephant in the room first. The 'New iPad Wi-Fi + 4G' as Apple calls it - I'll use iPad 3 - may be branded 4G but that's eff-all value to us Brits. The tablet's cellular radio doesn't work with the frequencies being proposed for UK 4G co...
The iPad remains my favourite tablet. I prefer the screen size and aspect ratio; it delivers the right performance and functionality for what I want a fondleslab to do; USB – without the need for an adapter – would be nice, but otherwise it has the c...
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3g.co.uk Updated:
2012-05-02 02:06:44
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There’s nothing particularly revolutionary about the new iPad, but it’s the third generation of a device that has undeniably made its mark and offers the most tactile experience of any tablet available at the moment. The screen is its big selling po...
Supersharp screen makes viewing games, films, photos and the net vastly improved; improved snapper; wonderful software and hardware design; a choice of 200,000 apps optimised for iPad...
Not much storage included; frontfacing VGA snapper...
Third time lucky – the New iPad is the best of the lot – with a wonderfully sharp Retina display and HD snapper...
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We’ve had our new iPad for just over a week now and still rate it as a top-notch tablet. We haven’t suffered any of the overheating problems that have been reported on Apple forums, but perhaps our hands are less sensitive than others’. Following our n...
While the display and processor improvements on the new iPad are immediately noticeable, we'd still advise iPad 2 owners to hold off on an upgrade until a killer feature is added to the next tablet model...
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If you read onscreen, then going back to the iPad 2 after using the new iPad even for an hour or two is going to feel like the worst kind of pain. The text clarity is just that much better. Don’t take my word for it: I’ve got a photo to prove it. That'...
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channelpro.co.uk Updated:
2012-05-02 02:06:46
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Faster graphics and a good camera at last, but the groundbreaking screen alone is reason to splash out – it’s a genuine leap forwardRating: 4Average: 4 (1 vote) The most important part of any tablet, whatever the quad-core brigade may try to persuade y...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2012-05-02 02:06:47
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There's been a lot of talk about the lack of 4G compatibility in Europe and the UK... but given the delay in deployment on this side of the Atlantic, we may have to wait for the 5th generation iPad to make use of it. As things stand today, Apple has in...
Retina display stands head and shoulders above the rest for onscreen image quality, Astounding resolution for unrivalled viewing comfort, Good 4G/3G connectivity and network speed, Rich iOS ecosystem, Battery life...
Memory can't be expanded, Proprietary port / Closed ecosystem may put some users off, No 128 GB model, 'Good' graphics processing still to be confirmed in practice, Not all content is adapted to the ultrahigh screen resolution...
The new-generation iPad comes with enhanced graphics processing power, more brightness and a headline-grabbing screen. Apple has hit the mark by focusing on display resolution and image fidelity, and the impact on the overall product goes further than...
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Apple all but created the tablet market with the original iPad and, two years and 55 million sales later, other manufacturers are still struggling to compete. The latest iPad raises the stakes still higher, thanks to a huge 1,536 x 2,048 screen resolut...
LTE is unlikely to take off soon, but the retina display alone makes this new model worth having and the fact that neither battery life or price has changed makes it all the more impressive...
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gadgetshow.channel5.com Updated:
2012-05-02 02:06:47
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The latest Apple iPad is not called the iPad 3. Apple has decided to call it the new iPad. The new iPad boasts a 9.7-inch 2048 x 1536 resolution Retina Display and a new, Apple-developed AX5 dual-core processor and a quad-core GPU. Apple claims a 4x sp...
The new iPad’s Retina Display is far ahead of any tablet out there. When it was launched, Apple claimed that text is sharper to read than on a newspaper. It’s hard to disagree. Not a single pixel appears out of place. Such is the quality of the Retina Display, that app developers are already scrambling to apply the make-up brush to their apps to get them looking spick and span, ready for the best...
The new iPad is around a millimetre thicker than the iPad 2, and 50g heavier. In the grand scheme of things though, this makes little difference. Slightly more pressing is that Apple is still offering the same 16GB, 32GB and 64GB models. As apps become optimised for use on Apple’s Retina Display, so does the space they take up. If you’re planning on getting a 16GB model, be warned. You’ll run out...
The new iPad is faster, has a better screen, better camera and now displays movies and records in full HD. To some it might not be an essential upgrade from the iPad 2, but one look at its gorgeous Retina Display will change your mind. New iPad (3rd g...
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Apple's third-generation iPad hit the market last week, and we're impressed. Sporting a new 9.7" Retina display, the iPad 3 sports the most gorgeous display that we've seen on a tablet. Join us for the first part of our iPad 3 coverage. On Friday, mos...
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On sale since 16th March, the new iPad looks practically identical to the iPad 2, though it's actually 0.6mm thicker and 51g heavier.In a surprise move, Apple dropped the numerical classification with this model, but it is the big changes on the inside t...
Although LTE of little use in the UK for now, the Retina display still makes the new iPad a highly desirable tablet, though it may a short while for apps and web sites to fully exploit it. The fact that prices are the same as the old model is impressiv...
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Interestingly, the new iPad is slightly thicker and heavier than the iPad 2. A larger battery was needed to power the new display, so the Wi-Fi models are 51g heavier, and the Wi-Fi + 4G models are 49g heavier. If you're upgrading from an iPad 2, y...
4G capable in Australia, Improved front-facing camera, Quality app ecosystem...
Only a minor upgrade over 3rd Gen, Lightning accessories are expensive, Gets warm with regular use...
The 4th Generation iPad is only a minor improvement over its predecessor but still remains the tablet to beat. An upgraded A6X processor, Apple's new Lightning connector and a better front facing camera are the main differences. All in all this is an iter...
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Let’s cut to the chase. The "new iPad" doesn’t have the much-rumoured haptic touch technology. In fact, its list of major new features can be counted on the fingers of one hand. It doesn’t even have a number after its name. How disappointing is that?...
If you don’t already own an iPad or an Android tablet then the new iPad could be the one that finally breaks down your resistance. It certainly blows away the Android competition and should ensure that the iPad continues to dominate the tablet catego...
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The most important part of any tablet, whatever the quad-core brigade may try to persuade you, is the screen. Unlike any internal component, the screen is what you'll still be noticing a week after your purchase, the part upon which all of your attention...
Faster graphics and a good camera at last, but the groundbreaking screen alone is reason to splash out – it's a genuine leap forward...
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Apple released its latest iPad to much fanfare on Friday, 16 March. V3 got its hands on a 16GB Wi-Fi-only model and has been giving it a thorough test out over the weekend to see whether it lives up to the normal high expectations for any product out o...
High-quality display, responsive, fast performance, good battery life, lightweight...
4G not available in UK yet, lack of killer new feature...
The display and processor updates mean this is the best tablet in terms of screen quality and multimedia consumption...
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Today we are looking at the Apple iPad 3, the latest version of the tablet computer that has been breaking worldwide sales records over the last two years. It has been impossible to escape the hype, everyone knows that the latest version has the new...
Beautiful design, great processing power, strong battery life, iOS is the market leader, easy to migrate data from older iPad...
The camera is still not going to impress purist photographers, 4G is broken in Europe, 16GB model will prove limiting, 128GB version should be added, Kitguru says: It is the best tablet on the market, Rating: 9.0, Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6, Share, Facebook, Twit...
As I said earlier, it is difficult to deliver a full review of a product as diverse as the iPad 3 overnight, but I do feel as if Apple have pushed the tablet sector to a whole new level. The new Retina display is clearly a huge improvement over the older...
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When Apple announced the iPhone 4S last year it is fair to say that the general response was that many people were impressed with the technology inside, whether it was hardware with the new CPU or software and the likes of Siri. That said they were also l...
Starting with the build quality and design of the new iPad we have a device which feels good in the hands. Each component is well manufactured and fits to the next well with no rough edges or imperfections and the finish on each is class leading. The layo...
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The new Apple iPad is finally here and we’ve got the 16GB Wi-Fi version to review for you. The new Apple iPad features the Apple A5X chip, which provides a dual-core processor and quad-core graphics. As well as these, the battery has also been improve...
Same design / form factor (almost), but it feels and looks great, Reasonably priced, Insanely beautiful display, Amazing graphics, thanks to the quadcore A5X, Movies and games look great, Camera quality is very impressive, Great new applications such as iPhoto...
After using the new iPad for most of the day, I’ve been incredibly impressed so far. The speed and beautiful display are more than enough reasons to go out and purchase the new iPad right now. However, if you’ve already got the iPad 2 I’d recommend sta...
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Apple’s new iPad may not be the most revolutionary change the company has produced, but it’s certainly an evolutionary update that will please anyone buying a tablet. The latest refresh of Apple’s famed iPad line, “The new iPad” (as Apple is calling...
Astoundingly clear screen; Dual-channel 3G is faster than you realise; Compatible with quite a few of the iPad 2 cases; Much improved camera...
No LED flash for the rear camera; FaceTime front camera is still VGA; Can get a little warm...
Apple has done it again with the new iPad, creating a tablet that sets the benchmark for all other brands. If a high-definition screen, a decent camera and fast data connectivity are all on your short list, then this is certainly the tablet for you.New ca...
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hereshow.ca Updated:
2012-05-02 02:06:53
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Apple's new iPad mixes some truly revolutionary upgrades such as LTE and the Retina Display with a decent improvements in the processor, camera and battery life areas while keeping the iPad's price constant with the previous version.Speaking of the pre...
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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...
Retina display, much better camera, same price structure as previous generation...
4G features not available in UK We rate this 4 out of 5.
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This year, it’s all about the screen. The third-generation iPad has lots of other improvements but it’s the brilliance of the display which leaps out at you as soon as you wake the screen. Apple has come in for some criticism that the new iPad doesn't...
Screen, HSPA+, faster processor, largest number of tablet specific apps...
No weight reduction over previous model, no increase in battery life, high resolution apps take up more storage space...
Still the best tablet on the block, but more evolution rather than revolution...
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The new iPad 3 is here: with Apple promising this to be another revolutionary device, we're wondering if the brand can really keep exciting users with its new devices. Can a sharper screen and improved innards entice enough people to make the jump?Conf...
New iPad 3 Price at launch £399.00...
New iPad 3 Price at launch £399.00...
The new iPad 3 is here: with Apple promising this to be another revolutionary device, we're wondering if the brand can really keep exciting users with its new devices. Can a sharper screen and improved innards entice enough people to make the jump?Conf...
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channelnews.com.au Updated:
2012-05-02 02:06:54
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If you own an iPad 2 should you upgrade to the new iPad 3? The answer is no unless you have more money than sense, but there is a case for upgrading from the first model to Apple's latest offering.If you own an iPad 2 should you upgrade to the new iPad...
This is a classic Apple piece of work, sleek smart and highly practicle. It hits all the right buttons which is what Apple is famous for.
It is not 4G and Apple with all their $97 Billion in the bank should have had a little respect for all the devotion that Australian consumers have given them in the past and gone out and delivered a 4G model that actually worked in Country. Samsung and HTC have taken the cost hit, why not Apple.
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smarthouse.com.au Updated:
2012-05-02 02:06:54
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If you own an iPad 2 should you upgrade to the new iPad 3? The answer is no unless you have more money than sense, but there is a case for upgrading from the first model to Apple's latest offering. The first thing you notice about the model is that App...
This is a classic Apple piece of work, sleek smart and highly practicle. It hits all the right buttons which is what Apple is famous for.
It is not 4G and Apple with all their $97 Billion in the bank should have had a little respect for all the devotion that Australian consumers have given them in the past and gone out and delivered a 4G model that actually worked in Country. Samsung and HTC have taken the cost hit, why not Apple.
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launches: hilarious, aren’t they? The whole world (it can seem) works itself into a tizzy about when they’re going to be and what’s going to be unveiled.Theories and leaks pour in from ‘analysts’ and ‘industry insiders’, none of whom actually know any...
Truly stunning screen, exceptionally user-friendly, excellent audio, unbeatable selection of apps, movies and music, flawless build quality...
A touch heavier and thicker than iPad 2, charging takes ages, more internal storage would be nice...
So, with our biggest complaint being that we'd really like more space to store more things on it, it's clear that we're rather enamoured with Apple's latest tech-rectangle. It's as easy to use as ever, it still has the biggest music, movie and app stores...
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Apple's iPad line is the best-selling tablet range of all time and when it came out the iPad 2 set some pretty high expectations for the market, so to say that most people were excited about the potential o...
Amazing, stunning screen, Powerful graphics, Good battery life, Excellent build quality, Good value...
Poor connectivity, Annoying artificial limitations, Need iTunes to get content on it, No expandable memory, Thicker and heavier than most premium tablets...
There's no denying that the Apple new iPad is a stylish, desirable tablet, and its Retina Display is simply stunning. It also packs plenty of power under the hood thanks to its A5X SoC, combining a dual-core processor with quad-core graphics – all without...
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This new iPad review is based on a hands on test of Apple's third-generation iPad. We'll be publishing a full, benchmarked new iPad review as soon as we have had sufficient time with the device.If you’ve ever used or even just held the Apple iPad 2, th...
It's clearly way too early to make any objective judgment about the new iPad. Keep checking back for the full information when it launches...
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T3.com
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2012-05-02 02:06:55
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The new Apple iPad has finally been unveiled sporting plenty of new features to get excited about, not least the Retina display, as found on the Apple iPhone 4S, along with an improved camera, quad-core graphics, 4G and a new raft of apps. As the Cuper...
The new iPad looks and feels almost identical to the Apple iPad 2 at first glance, but it brings a fair bit more to the table, not least the impressive Retina display with that massive screen resolution. The result is pin-sharp images and huge improvement...
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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 2...
Retina displa, much better camer, same price structure as previous generatio...
4G features not available in UK...
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The iPad is dead, long live the iPad... although only an incremental upgrade, the new iPad 4 has been released to usurp this model. However, at only £359 the iPad 3 is still on sale and still offers a strong experience with the latest version of Apple'...
Superb screen, Slick gaming, Simple interface...
Can overheat, Apps take up too much space, No expandable storage, Thicker than iPad 2...
Despite the above negative points, there's no doubt we're still looking at a top contender in the tablet race once again. Apple's greatest strength has always been fusing together some headline features with an OS that just works, and will appeal to the l...
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Still the finest large-screen tablet on the market, the third-generation Apple iPad delivers an unmatched array of excellent apps on a truly gorgeous screen. The high-res display and fast 3G are the best of what's changed from the wildly popular iPad 2, a...
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itproportal.com Updated:
2013-04-13 08:44:59
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Now that the highly anticipated third generation iPad is finally here, we should check out what we know, so far, about the latest tablet from Apple. Without too much ado, let's dig into the technical specs and features of the nameless, but "resolutionary"...
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Whether you waited around the block from the Apple Store or still use a touch dial landline as your main means of communication with the outside world, the new iPad’s release won’t have escaped you. The third generation of the device that started the t...
Amazing Screen, Smooth, iOS is wonderful as always, Improved camera, processor and Bluetooth 4.0...
Many changes are incremental, Premium price...
The iPad is still its beautiful self, though with an added beautiful screen. The coming of the retina display is something of a watermark for the tablet world. However, it's not all ups - most other changes are incremental and there's no Siri, no quad cor...
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Still the finest large-screen tablet on the market, the third-generation Apple iPad delivers an unmatched array of excellent apps on a truly gorgeous screen. The high-res display and fast 3G are the best of what's changed from the wildly popular iPad 2, a...
If you want a large-screen tablet, the new iPad is the one to buy. While the 16GB iPad 2 costs £70 less, you're likely to be staring at this thing for a couple of years. The smooth, ultra-clear images on the new Retina display are more than worth the dif...
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practicalphotography.com Updated:
2013-05-24 02:31:41
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Having sparked the tablet revolution back in 2010 with its very first iPad, Apple is now on the third iteration, with the latest model featuring an improved display, faster processor and 5Mp camera that's capable of capturing both stills and HD video. But...
Street price: £659 Resolution: 5Mp (2592x1936px) Lens construction: 5 elements Aperture: f/2.4 fixed Focusing: Autofocus, Tap to focus & Face detection Monitor: 9.7in (2048x1536px), LED back-lit multi-touch Retina display Video: Full HD (1920x1080) @ 30f...
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What’s in a name? Do we call this next product the iPad 3 or the New iPad? As long as we regard it as the latest addition to Apple’s iconic tablet range, I don’t think it matters all that much. You can call it what you like (personally I tend to use “O...
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webuser.co.uk Updated:
2013-08-04 14:09:45
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The most significant change between the second- and third-generation iPads is the increased resolution of the IPS screen (In-Plane Switching, which is the best type of tablet screen around at the moment). Apple calls it ‘Retina’, because you can’t see individual pixels without looking very closely...
★★★★★With its stunning screen and impressive battery-life, the latest iPad is still the most stylish and desirable tablet available. The resolution of its Retina screen is unrivalled and makes a huge difference to the sharpness and detail. However, th...
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Apple has unveiled its third-generation iPad, simply called the "new iPad". The new iPad looks identical to the iPad 2 , but boasts a high resolution "retina" display, has an upgraded 5-megapixel camera, is powered by a dual-core A5X processor with quad-c...
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technologytell.com Updated:
2013-09-22 23:10:39
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For one reason or another, I've never had so many people ask me if a new Apple device is worth the purchase. My answer is, generally, the same; “Yes, it's worth it…unless you're already happy with what you've got.” That sounds like a cop-out, but it's re...
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tech.uk.msn.com Updated:
2013-11-06 15:46:42
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Review: Two years after Apple launched its ground-breaking iPad, the new model delivers a high-resolution screen which needs to be seen to be believed. It makes text look as sharp and readable as print, it allows for improved graphics and makes even the d...
Of course, it's the best iPad so far, but what makes it stand out is the stunning screen - matched by an improved graphics processor that keeps it looking good...
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Apple discontinued the iPad 3 because it replaced it with the iPad 4. However, you can still pick it up second hand or refurbished so we've compared it to the still available iPad 2...
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We compare the displays of the iPad mini and iPad 3, with head-to-head comparisons on Safari and iBooks.Apple launched the iPad mini to an eager world on Friday. It’s a terrific device but one question hung over the launch: why doesn’t it have a Retina...
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We take a look to see if the 7in sub-£200 Android tablet is capable of outperforming the all-conquering iPad...
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Here it is, the new iPad. After much hype about the new Apple product, we're here to go over just how this hunk of metal and plastic fared in our labs. While the screen is certainly the best we've ever seen, the battery isn't, and it lacks the type of per...
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Here it is: the new iPad. After much hype about the new Apple product, we're here to go over just how this hunk of metal and plastic fared in our labs. While the screen is certainly the best we've ever seen, the battery isn't, and it lacks the type of per...
Now that we've finished testing the 3rd gen. iPad, what we've seen so far is very impressive.Its screen is amazing for a tablet, it has the same established operating system that other iOS devices have, and it doesn't try to re-invent the wheel. Many of t...
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It's been a while since we published an overview of the current tablet market. With the holidays around the corner, we collected all of the tablets we've tested and that are still available, and created an overview of what's what. If you want to buy a t...
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During the event where the iPad Mini was announced, Apple also introduced a new normal-sized iPad. We compared this new iPad 'Retina' with the last iPad. Then referred to as the 'new' iPad, we will now call it iPad 3, and the Retina will be called the i...
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The new iPad comes with a raft of enhancements including a Retina display and LTE technology. Khidr Suleman compares the latest iOS tablet to the iPad 2 to see if it really is worth the upgrade...
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All of the effusive praise and superlative reviews that have met the iPad 2, which has become one of if not the most popular tablets on the market to date, equally apply to the new iPad, along with some added features that see the new iPad only raising...
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Where do I begin? On the launch day of Apple's third-generation iPad launch, I ran down to my local retailer and picked up a couple of them. I then did a video unboxing of the device and a few little spiels of how it's changed, etc. But now we have the ju...
Where do I begin? On the launch day of Apple's third-generation iPad launch, I ran down to my local retailer and picked up a couple of them. I then did a video unboxing of the device and a few little spiels of how it's changed, etc. But now we have t...
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The new iPad (iPad 3rd Gen) review – The new iPad (also known as iPad 3 or iPad 3rd Generation officially) was not much of a surprise as the rumors have been going around about the solid going-to-be Retina display and the not-so-much-different in dimen...
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Does the new iPad 3 have what it takes to join this list? The Retina Display is certainly a massive USP for Apple's third-generation tablet, as is the onboard Siri Dictation feature. The improved imagining capabilities are also a welcome addition but the...
Amazing display, improved camera, great Siri Dictation integration, awesome applications like iPhoto, Sketchbook now available, decent battery life...
Slightly heavier than iPad 2, limited design changes, battery not quite as good as iPad 2's...
All in all the new iPad 3 is the best tablet Apple has produced to date. Sure it looks the same, physically, at least, as the iPad 2 – but that's where the similarities end. The new iPad is faster, better connected, has improved imaging capabilities, Siri...
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We opted for the white version (after all, why not be different?) so how does it measure up on first look?Chassis We weren't expecting much innovation from the new iPad 3's chassis, and we haven't really got much either. It looks almost identical to the...
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stuff.tv Updated:
2014-03-13 01:47:01
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Stuff magazine Thu, Mar 15 2012, 6:29AM We were expecting the iPad 3, and all we got was this lousy iPad. We jest, of course. The 2012 iPad is an iPad 3 in all but name, so that's what we're calling it for the time being. Packing in four times...
Astonishing Retina Display, Battery keeps going for the long haul, Feels powerful, despite underwhelming specs...
Slightly bigger and heavier than iPad 2, Limited storage for beefy new apps...
With its Retina Display, 1080p video and quad-core graphics, the new iPad – or iPad 3, whatever you want to call it – is without a doubt the best tablet you can buy...
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Apple, oh how I wish for my 6th birthday in 1984 that some crazy, tech-savvy and perhaps time-travelling Uncle had bought me 10 of your shares for just $28.50. I was probably more interested at the time in the latest Transformers toy, but if that had actu...
High Resolution 2048 x 1536 ‘Retina' Display, Much improved 5 megapixel rear camera, Almost unlimited number and type of apps, Free and easy updating of apps, Faster and more powerful, Easy to use interface...
Battery Life, No Flash support, No HDMI or USB connection, No memory card slots, Poor 0.3 megapixel front camera, No Siri...
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geeksquad.co.uk Updated:
2014-03-22 02:50:52
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The new iPad comes with some pretty nifty hardware updates, including a better camera, incredibly sharp screen, a more powerful processor and some small fixes here and there. It's also 4G ready, for faster mobile internet - when 4G eventually takes off in...
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delimiter.com.au Updated:
2014-03-23 03:23:37
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Note from Delimiter: Australian pricing details for the new iPad are available here .The content previously published here has been withdrawn. We apologise for any inconvenience.Image credit: Apple, The GuardianRelated articles:...
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productfeedback.com.au Updated:
2014-03-26 03:10:35
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Having purchased the iPad 3 on release day I have had a good three months to determine if the product is worth your time. Apple really steps up the game with the new Retina display and is something you have to see in real life to appreciate. I see this ta...
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whatlaptop.co.uk Updated:
2014-03-26 03:10:35
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When it comes to the tablet market, there's not a company out there that can even dream of generating the fervour Apple can with a new tablet, and that trend has continued with the release of the third generation iPad.Check out the best iPad Air cases for...
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techradar.com/au/ Updated:
2014-04-16 01:26:27
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The iPad is dead, long live the iPad... although only an incremental upgrade, the new iPad 4 has been released to usurp this model.However, at only £359 the iPad 3 is still on sale and still offers a strong experience with the latest version of Apple's op...
Superb screen, Slick gaming, Simple interface...
Can overheat, Apps take up too much space, No expandable storage, Thicker than iPad 2...
Despite the above negative points, there's no doubt we're still looking at a top contender in the tablet race once again. Apple's greatest strength has always been fusing together some headline features with an OS that just works, and will appeal to the...
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techview.co Updated:
2014-05-14 05:18:40
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The iPad was my first experience of a tablet device, followed by the iPad 2. I have since owned a 7-inch BlackBerry Playbook before moving on to Apple's new iPad for this review. I have been without an iPad for some 3-4 months between owning the iPad 2 an...
Beautiful high resolution with Retina display, iOS 5 operating system, iCloud ecosystem, Excellent battery life, The Bad:, Portability, iCloud setup, The iPad, Build, Design & Quality, The iPad is nothing less than a beauty of design coming from the Apple...
Portability, iCloud setup...
I have to be honest here, in that as I said earlier it is some 3-4 months since I have owned the iPad 2. In using the new iPad I can find no excessive speed increase or improvements in the display despite the advertised improvements and capabilities.Howev...
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With the new iPad Apple has once-again upped the ante in the tablet market, and pretty much ensured that every other tablet manufacturer is relegated for at least another year. Much has been written about the new iPad, and many reviews have focussed 'quit...
Fantastic Retina display, excellent 3G internet speeds (even without 4G), 10 hour battery life, still one of the most beautiful and functional devices on the market...
Takes longer to charge up, no 4G network in the UK...
We love the new iPad, and would definitely buy a newer model for the Retina display. Which one you want depends on your needs, but the 32GB WiFi only model is a good all-round purchase. Only upgrade to the 4G model if you really intend to use the mobile i...
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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 2...
Retina display, much better camera, same price structure as previous generation...
4G features not available in UK...
The new iPad is just that: The iPad, updated for a new year and millions of new iPad users. It's not smaller or lighter, but it's got a remarkable screen, a much better rear camera, and support for cellular networking that can run at Wi-Fi speeds. It's th...
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whattabletpc.com Updated:
2014-06-12 04:59:09
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The new iPad 3 has launched and is up for pre-order. So what are the stand-out new features and should you buy the iPad 3 or consider a cheaper iPad 2 ?The iPad 3 has some nice new features but I'm not sure I'd buy it if I could get a good deal on an iPad...
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An Apple review is an often tense battle between pride, momentum and fairness. The new iPad is an important product for Apple, for two main reasons: it brings Retina to all three of its main “post-PC” product lines, the iPad, iPhone and iPod. It also intr...
This may be an unpopular sentiment around here, but the new iPad is by far the best tablet on the market. I review a lot of tablets, and the experience, from the quality of the hardware, to the screen clarity, to the quality of the software, is unmatched...
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thunderbaylive.com Updated:
2014-08-06 13:04:32
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Here is Lisa Gade's video review of the new iPad 3rd generation or iPad 3. It features a very high resolution Retina display, a very good 5 megapixel camera and 4G LTE on Verizon and AT&T. It has a 1GHz dual core A5X CPU with a quad core GPU...
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For 2012, the stakes are higher. New Android tablets are sporting a variety of sizes, some have introduced quad core processors as well as 4G LTE (Long Term Evolution) connectivity.Tabletized eReaders like the Kobo Vox and the Amazon Kindle are sniping fo...
Apple's new iPad keeps the same price point, the familiar look and feel and access to the same robust ecosystem with over 200,000 apps and 600,000 apps on iOS that the iPad 2 enjoyed.The most dominant tablet in the market just got better, faster and more...
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When Apple launched the iPhone 4S they did so with a new app integrated with iOS, which was called Siri and changed the way users interacted with their phone and this smarter voice control system has been used exclusively on the 4S as a marketing tactic...
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laptops.co.uk Updated:
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Whether you waited around the block from the Apple Store or still use a touch dial landline as your main means of communication with the outside world, the new iPad’s release won’t have escaped you. The third generation of the device that started the ta...
The iPad as taken most of the practical steps we’d have expected. From the addition of a retina display to potential 4G, alongside with modest, incremental improvements in the camera area, graphical performance. It disappoints a little too, the lack of...
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NameTablet: iPad (3rd Generation)At a glance:Retina screen is sumptuous and makes for impressive text readability, Improved camera makes for decent video and still shots,Runs a little warmSummary:It's the best tablet money can buyRating:5/5RRP:16GB $729Co...
Is the new iPad an iPad 2 killer? For most people, the improved text and photo display are likely to be the deciding factor, as well as video shooting, which has a definite appeal for those in education. For me, the dominant uses for my iPad are keeping...
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NameTablet: Apple iPad (3rd Generation)RRP:From $729Contact:apple.com/nzApple's third generation iPad is on shelves today all over New Zealand, and PC World got hands-on time with the device.The iPad is all about the screen. It's what you touch, and it's...
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The iPad is still its beautiful self, though with an added beautiful screen. The coming of the retina display is something of a watermark for the tablet world. However, it’s not all ups – most other changes are incremental and there’s no Siri, no quad cor...
The iPad as taken most of the practical steps we’d have expected. From the addition of a retina display to potential 4G, alongside with modest, incremental improvements in the camera area, graphical performance. It disappoints a little too, the lack of...
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tbreak.ae Updated:
2016-11-19 05:59:07
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The new iPad sold about three million units in its first three days of release so not only do we have a vast number of end-users (including many in the UAE) that have already gotten the tablet but there has been so much written about the device that I was...
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gadgetpilipinas.net Updated:
2016-11-19 05:59:07
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The grand daddy of all tablets – a 32gb New iPad Wifi + Cellular – has finally landed on my hands; and let me get straight to the point – it is truly an exquisite device.Since the dawn of the first iPad , Apple has revolutionized the tablet industry; the...
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Much has been said about the new iPad — stating with the “new” name, the same old design, the slightly beefed profile and the underwhelming specs. Only one thing remains and that's the hyped up, beyond-HD display. Check out our full review of the new iPad...
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Positif (+)Imej terang pada skrin yang mengagumkan: dengan 200 piksel seinci, paparan retina akan memberi gambar secara terperinci.Teater rumah di tangan anda: cip boleh menyokong (A5x dual core) yang memaparkan skrin pada format penuh 1080HD (1920 x 1080...
Imej terang pada skrin yang mengagumkan: dengan 200 piksel seinci, paparan retina akan memberi gambar secara terperinci, Teater rumah di tangan anda: cip boleh menyokong (A5x dual core) yang memaparkan skrin pada format penuh 1080HD (1920 x 1080 piksel)...
Wifi tidak stabil: betul, kami mengalami masalah capaian wifi yang kadangkadang terputus dengan sendiri walaupun kami berada di kawasan yang sama. Kami berada di Starbucks ketika itu dan menggunakan sambungan wifi percuma diberikan. Selepas 5minit, tibati...
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It’s the new iPad, and it’s in our offices! Apple has taken away the numerical designation for the device but we will call it the iPad 3 for brevity sake. Name changes aside, the device looks very similar to the old one, but did receive upgraded hardwa...
The iPad 3 still lays down the benchmark of what a tablet should be, and improves on a proven design with an upgraded processor, Retina Display, and a better camera. But with the iPad 3, we would reiterate something you may have heard before. If you ow...
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technoodling.net Updated:
2016-11-19 05:59:08
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The hype is warranted. The new iPad is everything they said it would be. In a word – fantastic!I got me a white 64GB iPad with 4G LTE last week, a top of the line iPad, a unit from Singapore. From the Retina Display to the new back camera, the quad-core g...
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2011 was the year of the Android tablets, a time when manufacturers mounted a full-scale assault on Apple and its iPads with tablets of different form factors. ASUS brought innovative concepts to the table with products like the Eee Pad Slider that comes...
Does the New iPad Make the Cut?Apple's third generation iPad might look quite similar to the iPad 2, but it comes with a handful of upgrades.Thumbs UpOff the bat, the biggest feature of the new iPad is its Retina display which presents an eye-popping reso...
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Unbox reviews the new iPad (iPad 3, iPad HD, iPad 2012)There was a lot of anticipation for the new iPad from Apple. Everybody speculated about the features and even the name. Come announcement day, Apple showed the “New” iPad which looked exactly like the...
If you don't own a tablet yet and you're looking for one then the new iPad is a no brainer. If you have the first generation iPad and you're thinking of upgrading then it's also an easy decision. However if you have the iPad 2 then you might need to think...
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Apple's third generation iPad has reached our labs, but before we give you the full review, here's a quick look at one of the key features of the new iPad - the increased screen resolution of 2048 x 1536 pixels.Before we dive further in, you'll need to un...
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Apple's third generation iPad has reached our labs, but before we give you the full review, here's a quick look at one of the key features of the new iPad - the increased screen resolution of 2048 x 1536 pixels.Before we dive further in, you'll need to un...
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