It was heard earlier today
that Apple has ordered panels for its iPad from its screen supplier, LG. The
main reasons for these are the impending release of the iPad – 5 and the iPad
mini 2, the former followed quickly by the latter. The iPad mini 2 uses the
retina panel technology. Almost two and half to three million sets of the
tablet are going to be released this year end, probably be delayed by a few
months and get a 2014 launch, but again, it’s a rumor. LG, the maker of the
retina display panels is making new progress, promising spectacular display of
the Apple baby.
October, which was initially
marked for the release of the tablet, may not be when the action really
happens. The launch of the iPad 5 in September could likely delay the mini’s
release. However, LG’s report denied these rumors. Last week it was said that
the delay could be caused by the indecision of Apple whether to implement the
retina displays in the mini or not; but now we know for sure that these are
definitely coming. Yet another news that reached the ears of many a gadget
freak is that, the shortage of these retina panels could be what’s causing the
delay. One particular report addressing this concern stated that, two versions
of the iPad mini could be released, the earlier one without the retina display,
and the later one, with the same.
From all these, one can
conclude that a retina display device is definitely coming, but it could be
early 2014, practically. This tablet would appear thinner, feel lighter and
sport an almost bezel-free design. Other upsides of this gadget are a better
processor and the obvious display. The iPad 5, however will sport the latest
OGS (One Glass Solution) touch panel made by the Taiwanese company TPK. It
would be tough competition and a cause of joy for all the Apple fans out there
to see which tab is going to be the best this year(or next!)
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