iPad 3 impression...sorely disappointed!
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Well, I tried iBooks side by side...same book pages
seemed to have better contrast in the "normal" setting...maybe my eyes just aren't sharp enough to discern the difference.
... wait... you can tell that it's thicker by a hair width, and heavier by 8%, yet you cannot see the difference in resolution?
The consequences of putting so much value on the size and weight and discounting the improvements suggests If this is such a big deal then the iPad1 would be considered complete garbage, and that android tablets which are now getting much thinner and lighter are much better - though I would have to disagree with that assessment and would be happy to share my reasons for disagreeing.
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It has made me wonder!
What's the best way to make sure...just weigh the two?I checked the settings app and it says there that it is Model MD328LL if that tells anything?
seneca18
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It has made me wonder!
I checked the settings app and it says there that it is Model MD328LL if that tells anything?
On your keyboard do you have the new voice dictation icon? That is one way to tell....
Hi and thanks for that! I should have thought of that myself! Yes, it does have a microphone icon on the keyboard. It is funny because
I keep thinking I have a "bug" on my screen when the keyboard pops up!
ipadbraincell
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the observation some see what others don't is imho very astute, if the ipad2 is fine for your needs (like it is for me) then these upgrades are of far less value. i can see there is an improvement but not in the scale of 625 Tv to HD
if i had the 1st gen iPad then perhaps i'd be tempted to upgrade, but like i have the perfectly capable ip4 i'm not tempted to upgrade to the 4s.
in truth Apple by supporting older devices so well, they reduce their possible sales - unlike android makers.
i have friend who is into vinyl record's, has thousands of 45's and i had regarded him as fairly intelligent. him being a yorkshire no nonsense type. but i lost faith in him when he stated he had 'bought a 22ct gold plated tone arm - 'because it improved the sound'.
ok, what some people honestly believe often makes the minds of others boggle, but then to be honest i find drinking bitter from a wine glass, or a good malt whiskey from a wine flute (quantity aside
) while it should taste the same - it just don't seem to taste right!
if i had the 1st gen iPad then perhaps i'd be tempted to upgrade, but like i have the perfectly capable ip4 i'm not tempted to upgrade to the 4s.
in truth Apple by supporting older devices so well, they reduce their possible sales - unlike android makers.
i have friend who is into vinyl record's, has thousands of 45's and i had regarded him as fairly intelligent. him being a yorkshire no nonsense type. but i lost faith in him when he stated he had 'bought a 22ct gold plated tone arm - 'because it improved the sound'.
ok, what some people honestly believe often makes the minds of others boggle, but then to be honest i find drinking bitter from a wine glass, or a good malt whiskey from a wine flute (quantity aside
) while it should taste the same - it just don't seem to taste right!There is also the possibility that your screen isn't working properly. I've seen it happen with graphics cards where half the scan lines are not working. This would indeed produce a display on the iPad 3 that would look like a less saturated iPad 2.
I'd take it to an apple store and have them check it out.
I'd take it to an apple store and have them check it out.
Crphillips
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I've found the new screen is very noticeable. Maybe you should see about having your eyes looked at? Fonts a much more rounded.It looks lovely. To anyone who says it isn't worth the upgrade.....it only costs approx £150 to upgrade so it hardly breaks the bank. If your eyesight is dodgy though it's maybe not worth it as its no quicker than the ipad2.
Seadog
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I remember hearing about a group of restaurants making a fortune from selling cheap liquors with forged high dollar labels. They made a fortune, and would only rarely have a customer that actually could tell the difference. When they got a complaint, they would just trot a bottle of the real stuff out. It was amazing how long they got away with it. In a way, it goes to show how few people can recognize the subtle difference between a great product and a good one. It often boils down to the amount of experience with the type of product, and a lot with the ability of the person. We all like to go out to a great restaurant, but few have to taste buds to distinguish the subtle flavor differences between a very good chef and a great chef. It does not mean we cannot enjoy a great meal, just that there are people who cannot enjoy a lesser meal, once they have experienced the best.
Lol. I find it hilarious that the discussion keeps meandering back to something along the lines of, if you don't want the new iPad, it must be because your tastes or senses are inferior.
The not being able to enjoy a lesser meal thing once you've had a great meal is especially funny, because many great chefs like simple foods when they cook or eat off duty. Julia Child apparently could enjoy gourmet stuff as well as McDonalds, for example.
The not being able to enjoy a lesser meal thing once you've had a great meal is especially funny, because many great chefs like simple foods when they cook or eat off duty. Julia Child apparently could enjoy gourmet stuff as well as McDonalds, for example.
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Headblade
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tOSU said:
Here is a great article explaining why you are smart.
http://www.cultofmac.com/154142/why-you-will-never-need-to-upgrade-to-a-new-ipad-every-year/
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