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Sharp cuts iPad display production as demand shifts to iPad Mini

article published on 18 January, 2013

Major manufacturer Sharp has slashed its full-sized iPad panel production, as demand is predicating a sales shift towards the iPad Mini (and its successors). Production of the 9.7-inch LCDs have "fallen to a minimal level" in Japan, says the sources, following a trend that began after the iPad Mini was launched at the beginning of November last year. The slowdown may just be for seasonality ... [ read the full article ]

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19. January 2013 @ 11:17

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who other than fanbois wants to have overpriced ipad anyway?

Originally posted by JJ111985:
It really blows the other tablets away.

you did not see nexus 7 (latest model) or did not get a chance to compare...ipad mini easy to understand? which tablet in the world is "difficult" to understand? and, interface is more or less the same in all tablets. a better tab is defined by its apps availability (iOS is fine in that respect) and hardware specs (where ipad mini sucks) at the peer price level.

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