Also Apple will defiantly increase the storage.
Don't know why they have to be "defiant" about it!
Also Apple will defiantly increase the storage.
Don't know why they have to be "defiant" about it!![]()
It would be nice to get your fill through the iWork Suite though.
I love my iPad, but pages is nothing but a gigantic disappointment.
...and Keynote is a steaming pile of dog doodoo.
I really want to get the iPad now but I know that a new one is right around the corner. Here are my predictions of what the iPad 2 is going to be like.
1. Facetime-The new iPad has almost 100% of having a front camera of Facetime
2. 1.5-2.0 GHz A4 or A5 Processor-The 1 GHz has great speed but with iOS 4 and a 2GHz Andriod Phone on the horizon the iPad 2 is going to need a speed boost.
3. 512 MB-1 GB of RAM-With multitasking coming to the iPad this fall and all the new apps to come in the future (including iOS 5) Also the iPhone 4 has 512 MB of ram so it only makes sense to have the iPad following in it's footsteps.
4. Retina Screen-Obviously Apple couldn't put 326ppi into the iPad, I think Apple will go to 1336X1080 for a 1080p resolution.
5. Gyroscope- There is a slot for one on the current iPad it only makes sense for it to be on the iPad 2.
6. Same design but lighter- It iPad design now is good and I like it but I wish it could be lighter.
7. Double the Storage- Apple will drop the 16 GB and introduce a 128GB model.
8. No price drops and a few minor tweaks
What do you think the iPad 2 is going to be like?
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6. Same design but lighter- It iPad design now is good and I like it but I wish it could be lighter.
iPhone and iPod get updated every year. Macs every 7 months to a yearHonestly i don't see the iPad 2 coming before 2012. Even if Apple could bring it to market, it would be unfair to first adopters to obsolete them so quickly. But no doubt many fanbois would buy a new iPad every week if that's how often they came out.![]()
Right around the corner? Lets say April 2011 AT EARLIEST...
1. Yes, I'd agree that's very likely.
2. Wow, umm, how about no? The heat would be ridiculous, and the 1Ghz chip running a mobile OS is perfectly fine, you don't need anymore. It doesn't need a speed boost.
3. 512MB MAXIMUM. They wouldn't jeopardise their iPhone 5 sales/specs being released by giving more than that.
4. 1080p? Good luck with that.. You'd be paying about $500 more.
5. Yes, I presume it will also be in the upcoming iPod Touch refresh.
6. Probably same design.. Lighter? doubt it.
7. 128GB is unlikely, it's a bit high to ask for.
8. Yeah, as normal.
When I said 1080p I meant 1336X1080.
Not much of a bump over 1024X768
Yes, the bump in DRAM and the front facing camera are pretty much a given.my predictions:
bump to 512mb from 256mb ram
Front facing camera for FaceTime
Gyroscope
Price point to remain the same.
Forget importing from MS Word, iPages doesn't even have full support for the desktop version of Pages!
I don't get how so many people can seriously expect the 'retina technology' from the iPhone 4 to be implemented in the iPad within one generation. 4x the resolution? Are you nuts? That would make it 2048 x 1536!
Not only would such a high resolution be a nightmare for developers (they're only just getting to grips with designing icons etc. for the current screen), it would seriously raise the computing power needed for 3D games and graphics. App iPad-specific apps must run in native resolution, including 3D games, or they'll look like garbage. A game like N.O.V.A. HD or Mirror's Edge would suffer a huge frame rate hit because the hardware wouldn't be able to handle a game at such a high resolution.
So put a more powerful chip in, you say? Design cost and production cost. You'd need a far more powerful chipset. Not gonna happen in one generation.
The A4 chip can only run the iPhone 4 with its retina display so well because its resolution is less than that of the iPad. I doubt the A4 would perform as well with considerably more pixels to power. Carrying this same 'technology' (it's not really a new tech, but rather just a really high pixel density) to the iPad simply isn't feasible. Not for a few years, anyway.
The LCD manufacturers only just managed to get this super-high density into a smartphone screen. It'll be a long time before they crack it for anything larger. Also bear in mind that the iPhone didn't see a resolution increase until its forth generation. I can't see the iPad getting a similar upgrade until... 3rd generation at the earliest.
Anyway, rant over. It just pains me that so many people have high hopes for this 'retina display' to make it into the iPad so quickly.![]()
Honestly i don't see the iPad 2 coming before 2012. Even if Apple could bring it to market, it would be unfair to first adopters to obsolete them so quickly. But no doubt many fanbois would buy a new iPad every week if that's how often they came out.![]()