RudyL90
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What do you miss in the iPad 2 that the iPad 3 definitely should have?
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grayshark95 said:Isn't it kinda early for that?
DontUnderstandMyIpad said:It is never too early.
Apple most likely already has detailed plans for iPad 4&5.
sjleworthy said:Higher res screen
Faster processing
Better camera
sjleworthy said:But is a retina display really necessary on a large screen like the ipad in the first place? Just a larger res would better suffice, ie, 1600 x 1200 or 1280 x 960 for example. The concept of a retina display is more and more redundant the higher the screen res naturally gets. Think about it.
DontUnderstandMyIpad said:That is a good point.
Higher res. screen and retina display are at some point the same. Apple coined the term retina display to be any display which has a high enough pixel ratio, that the eye cannot see,or distinguish the pixels. Retina display does not mean a certain resolution, dpi, or anything, it is a completely wage term, as it's only restriction is a lower pixel density.
I would assume that when people say retina display, they think of the iPhone display, which does look crisp and want a similar display on the iPad. In the end retina display means a higher resolution display and this is probably what most people ask for when saying retina display. But since higher resolution and retina display go in the same direction, higher resolution, I.e. smaller pixels, is the message to take away: higher res. screen, regardless of how it is named.
sjleworthy said:The point is for face time and video chatting