Ipad 3g Plans

The amazing iPad 3 is also known as the ‘weapon of mass competitive tablets destruction’. IPad 2 has just been launched and it reunited once again the Apple fans. One of them have been disappointed after remarking some defects on the tablet but the rest were more than happy with the new version and were proud that they were able to get their hands on the new Apple gadget.

And still, the upgrades from iPad to iPad 2 were not revolutionary and not even substantial. Some sources from the inside say that the real innovation will be iPad 3. Here are some of the ingredients that might be a part of the future wonder product from Apple.

The retina display is the most important innovation on iPhone 4; the new display was not used on the second generation tablet. The retina display makes everything clear, the games look real and the whole operating system will look better. Steve Jobs’ dream was always to make an operating system with icons so beautiful you could eat them. But because the screen will have 4 times more pixels, the improvements to images must be doubled and they need more powerful components. This thing will go to doubling the price.

Freedom from iTunes – if it wants to be the future PC, iPad 3 must not depend on synchronizing with a Mac or with the PC. We need a new evolution on the operating system in order for the tablet to earn its independence. The USB or the WiFi ports will be more than welcomed but a device that wants to be a PC does not have to depend so much on a PC. The guys who will buy their first iPad should not worry about iTunes settings.

Lighter – the iPad 2 is certainly lighter than the initial tablet but there is room for more weight reduction because the Apple competitors are already launching lighter tablets. The iPad 2 weighs 600 grams, the Samsung Galaxy Tab weighs 595 grams and the 8.9 version of the Samsung Tab weighs only 470 grams. The Samsung Galaxy Tab will be thinner with 0.2 mm than the iPad 2.

For more information about the next iPad generation you can visit the Apple Homepage.11

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