Quite a few cases for an iPad 2 have leaked out of China, and they hint at several features that, while not totally incredible, would likely make for an upgrade to the authentic ipad.
There was rumours about a rear-facing digicam on the iPad following a latest revealing that Chinese maker MacTop Electronics was offering an iPad case with a rear camera hole. The issue has since been drawn from the manufacturer's Internet site, but a display pick up of the image illustrates a banner claiming the case was created for the second-generation ipad.
The cases have slots that might make area for a rear-facing digicam, an SD card slot and what appears to be a mini DisplayPort jack, which would let you plug the tablet towards a display. However no case can determine the options that might make the biggest difference to me: a lighter tablet and a higher-resolution display. And probably the most prolonged rumors about Apple's next-generation ipad is that it will sport an excellent high-resolution display, or what The apple company calls a Retina Display.
Nevertheless, Apple watcher John Gruber is confuting such statements and asserting that the iPad 2 won't have the Retina Display.
Various sites have published finding better resolution graphics in recent develops of Apple's iOS, on the corporation's website for developers. The images would appear to indicate that Apple company is doubling its present iPad monitor resolution of 1,024x768 pixels to 2,048x1,536 pixels.
Nevertheless, the well-sourced Gruber claims that's not taking place. He told that he had questioned around, and as outlined by his sources, it truly is too good to be true:" The iPad 2 does not have a Retina Display. I believe the iPad 2's display will remain at 1024?768."
Engadget lately announced that the iPad 2 will use a new display technology that is akin to (however different then) the iPhone 4's Retina Display and will be super high resolution.
Though Engadget does not declare that the iPad will double the screen resolution and does report that Apple could use some other methods to reach a "super high resolution," Gruber remains to be unconvinced.
"Maybe it uses the new manufacturing technique Apple introduced with the iPhone 4 display, which brings the LCD closer to the surface of the touchscreen glass--making it look more like pixels on glass rather than pixels under glass," Gruber stated. "But my sources are pretty sure that it's not 2048?1536 or any other 'super high resolution.'"
The undeniable fact that The apple company would try to improve the display of the iPad 2 appears like a given. It is exactly what The apple company does when it launches new releases, and the corporation made a big deal around the Retina Display in the iphone 4, so that is evidently a focus.
Nevertheless if the future ipad tablet will feature any sort of super high-resolution screen continues to be to appear.
There was rumours about a rear-facing digicam on the iPad following a latest revealing that Chinese maker MacTop Electronics was offering an iPad case with a rear camera hole. The issue has since been drawn from the manufacturer's Internet site, but a display pick up of the image illustrates a banner claiming the case was created for the second-generation ipad.
The cases have slots that might make area for a rear-facing digicam, an SD card slot and what appears to be a mini DisplayPort jack, which would let you plug the tablet towards a display. However no case can determine the options that might make the biggest difference to me: a lighter tablet and a higher-resolution display. And probably the most prolonged rumors about Apple's next-generation ipad is that it will sport an excellent high-resolution display, or what The apple company calls a Retina Display.
Nevertheless, Apple watcher John Gruber is confuting such statements and asserting that the iPad 2 won't have the Retina Display.
Various sites have published finding better resolution graphics in recent develops of Apple's iOS, on the corporation's website for developers. The images would appear to indicate that Apple company is doubling its present iPad monitor resolution of 1,024x768 pixels to 2,048x1,536 pixels.
Nevertheless, the well-sourced Gruber claims that's not taking place. He told that he had questioned around, and as outlined by his sources, it truly is too good to be true:" The iPad 2 does not have a Retina Display. I believe the iPad 2's display will remain at 1024?768."
Engadget lately announced that the iPad 2 will use a new display technology that is akin to (however different then) the iPhone 4's Retina Display and will be super high resolution.
Though Engadget does not declare that the iPad will double the screen resolution and does report that Apple could use some other methods to reach a "super high resolution," Gruber remains to be unconvinced.
"Maybe it uses the new manufacturing technique Apple introduced with the iPhone 4 display, which brings the LCD closer to the surface of the touchscreen glass--making it look more like pixels on glass rather than pixels under glass," Gruber stated. "But my sources are pretty sure that it's not 2048?1536 or any other 'super high resolution.'"
The undeniable fact that The apple company would try to improve the display of the iPad 2 appears like a given. It is exactly what The apple company does when it launches new releases, and the corporation made a big deal around the Retina Display in the iphone 4, so that is evidently a focus.
Nevertheless if the future ipad tablet will feature any sort of super high-resolution screen continues to be to appear.
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