Apple’s next-generation iPad (iPad 3) which is expected to be released in March 2012 will be having a faster processor, most likely quad core, a better display which will support a high-definition screen, an enhancement that will let users jump more quickly between applications and will work for the next generation wireless networks. This is reliable information by a trusted source.
CEO of Apple inc. is very optimistic about the release of the new iPad as it will mount off the competition that it colonized two years ago when the iPad became the second largest source of revenue for Apple inc. This inspired many MNCs to create tablets, for example, Samsung, Amazon, etc. Apple has sold 40 million iPads in two years since 2010 and generated about 25.3 billion dollars in sales.
The Cupertino, a California-based company has been working on the wireless standard, i.e.: Long Term Evolution (LTE). This technology is provided by Verizon communications and ATT inc., which primarily gives faster access to data. LTE is meanwhile supported by Nokia, Motorola and Samsung in their smart phones but Apple is bringing this technology first to the iPad as this has better battery life than a phone.
The new display of an iPad and its resolution will be much better than the previous one increasing the number of pixels, which will ultimately increase the quality of any picture, video or anything that would be displayed on the screen. The display might even be better than some high-definition televisions. The hair-trigger processor will play any kind of video instantly.
Company’s production partners Foxconn Technology Company has started production in China and are producing 24/7 and the production will reach its peak in February.
The launch of new iPad will be a major hardware release since the death of the company’s co-founder Steve Jobs, but the new CEO of Apple Tim Cook is very optimistic about the launch and is looking forward to it.
(via Bloomberg)
