I LOL'd at thisMy Magic Eight Ball said "Not Likly"
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I LOL'd at thisMy Magic Eight Ball said "Not Likly"
I think April Fools Day is an appropriate estimate.
Can we expect iPad3 in Jan 2012?
Do you guys really think the iPad 3 will be released in the 1st quarter of 2012? I would think Summer at the earliest!
Me to and I just bought the iPad2 I will also have the iPad3.Typically, Apple releases the same time each year. So, in this case Spring. March, April.
I keep thinking I will see a commercial for it soon!
I am all over this one!
Sonicrobby said:Doubtful, in fact I think we'd be expecting the iPad 2S in march and the iPad 3 some other time. There are rumors of the so called "iPad 3" at CES, Visually it's the same build as the 2 but slightly thicker, but the interior components are said to be different. So sadly, I'm expecting the release this march to be something similar to the iPhone 4s when everyone was expecting the iPhone 5. So disappointing...
Doubtful, in fact I think we'd be expecting the iPad 2S in march and the iPad 3 some other time. .
At CES 2012, all the experts interviewed agreed that the new iPad will be released this quarter. While Apple loves to be secretive, they almost always meet their annual cycles. The iPhone 4S exception may have been the result of the tsunami hitting Japan and forcing some hard decisions on Apple. I would say the only question is whether or not they introduce it on Steve Job's birthday.
What the concensus is at CES, is that there will be a 'retina display' and camera like the 4S has. It will be 1 mm thicker, which is driving some people crazy in that Apple rarely makes anything thicker if they can help it. There is some speculation that the lack of major features will cause it to be named the iPad 2S or iPad 2HD. It is also expected that the original iPad 2 will be offered at $399. There is strong logic behind this move and would be a way to introduce more buyers to the iPad. It would attract bargain hunters, but when they see the benefits of the newer models, many would decide to upgrade. The iPad and iPad2 have gained most of the adopters that are willing to spend $500+ on an iPad. Now they have to attract the bargain hunters to make further inroads. With their costs, they could sell them for $299 and still make money, so it is not going to hurt them. The only negative is if people do not buy a new iPad model because they are happly with the old model. That is marketing at work.