Chiphazard: People all around the world wait for companies to release their next upgraded gadgets models each year so they can move on with their current slow performing gadgets and experience the next generation technology. Where companies like Samsung has been rapidly progressing from single-core to dual-core and now to the speculated quad-core, the same couldn’t be said about Apple as their latest upcoming tablet “The New iPad” features the same 1-Ghz processor that was available in the iPad 2.
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I've fixed the images on some of these past submissions of yours. Please in the future make sure the image isn't broken on submission.( I always found it best to download/upload it to be honest. )
It's dual-core, retards. Fail much?
Such an obvious attempt at getting hits on his site. I refuse to go on the link. I wont give them the satisfaction. Its OBVIOUSLY dual core now. OBVIOUSLY. Thats common knowledge, yet this 'SITE' doesn't even know? LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL. Must be some Android fanboys. LOLOLOL.
The New iPad has the same iPad 2 processor, sorry for the title mistake, the author I guess mistakenly wrote single-core at first (now he has changed). In his post he talked about iPad 2 processor.
Alright. Misleading title updated to reflect what it really should have.
It turns out that the new iPad is gaining criticism from many top websites!. Simple put, if u have an iPad 2, don't waist money on "The New iPad" !!
The Verge:
For owners of the iPad 2, this isn’t necessarily a slam dunk. While the updated features are boon to the new iPad, it doesn’t offer an experience that is significantly different from the previous version. If your screen never bothered you, and you never wanted a faster cellular connection or a better camera, there’s not a great argument to upgrade (especially considering many of you just shelled out for a new tablet less than a year ago).
USA Today:
If you have an iPad 2, it’s a little harder to justify springing for the latest model now, much as you might want to. Yes, the new screen is spectacular, and 4G and the improved cameras are welcome upgrades. But you would have purchased that iPad 2 much more recently and it may be difficult to plunk down extra cash this soon, unless you have a family member who can inherit your current model.
NY Times:
The new iPad doesn’t introduce anything that we haven’t seen before, either in the iPhone or in rival tablets. There’s no Steve Jobs “one more thing” moment here; Apple just took its white-hot iPad and added the latest screen, battery and cellular technologies