Apple shows off new iPad with LTE, touts sales figures. Firm also shows off new Apple TV.
Apple showed off its new 4G LTE iPad today (9.4mm thin, 1.4lb), with data rates up to 73Mbps (on LTE, HSPA+ at 21Mbps and DC-HSPDA at 42Mbps). It can also be used as a personal hotspot, if supported by provider.
The new iPad can avail of LTE provided by AT&T, Verizon, Rogers, Bell or Telus in ... [ read the full article ]
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Sadly I was expecting more this to me is a lot like a iPAD 2S. I have a iPad 2 and not looking to buy the new one but i was hoping for something more and dont ask me what more they can really do cause i have no idea.
Originally posted by wspdl: Sadly I was expecting more this to me is a lot like a iPAD 2S. I have a iPad 2 and not looking to buy the new one but i was hoping for something more and dont ask me what more they can really do cause i have no idea.
I was hoping for a slimmed down OS X but that'll never happen. *Sigh*
Originally posted by SmaryJerry: Don't know why it would say data rates for LTE and HSPA+ like that. They simply will depend on the carrier. Can i say my computer offers rates of 100 GB/SEC just because the network card could potentially connect that way.
The speeds are the max Apple could achieve on the AT&T network.
If the screen's resolution is greater than 1080P, doesn't that mean that video playback will look kinda shitty because everything will have to be stretched for full screen? Or am I missing something, I don't know.
Originally posted by Morreale: If the screen's resolution is greater than 1080P, doesn't that mean that video playback will look kinda shitty because everything will have to be stretched for full screen? Or am I missing something, I don't know.
You'r missing a lot.
Stretching has to do with pixelaspect ratio not resolution.
Originally posted by Morreale: If the screen's resolution is greater than 1080P, doesn't that mean that video playback will look kinda shitty because everything will have to be stretched for full screen? Or am I missing something, I don't know.
You'r missing a lot.
Stretching has to do with pixelaspect ratio not resolution.
