Gizmodo:
Apple's advertising onslaught is already battering down doors and TVs around the nation—you're gonna upgrade to a new iPad whether you like it or not. But based on our little test, most people can't tell the difference anyway.
i agree with you here. i have a xoom and dont see thebpoint in getting any other android tablet or a ipad but after using windows 8 on my laptop i do see a point in Upgrading my xoom to a windows 8 tablet. for apple and android to match windows 8 the need to change there tablet softwarefrom being amobile os to afull os like windows 8 as i will not need a desktop or laptop to carry out all my day to day tasks like i do with my android tablet
apple could put the iTurd on the market and some peoples would still get it like a bunch of irrational hipsters
in my case, i had the first ipad, gave it to my lil brother, skiped the ipad2 and then got the ipad3 yesterday, sure i can see the difference between the original and ipad3, but between 2&3 the changes are underwhelming, hell my ps vita screen do a better job than the "retina" of the ipad3.
im still happy with my new ipad, but peoples owning the first or second ipad shouldnt even think about replacing it with the ipad3
Honestly I find this rather funny. If they did a street interview, that would have been fun as well. I see users complaining that Gizmodo is only trolling because they were banned from Apple events, but the fact of the matter is...going from an iPad 2 to an new iPad isn't cost effective, unless you find a way to sell your iPad 2 for close to its original cash value.
Honestly If I had any access to an IPad I would go do this in a heartbeat and post it here un-edited. I'd wear a suit and everything to make it look "official" lol
Sadly I won't buy one and don't know anyone that will.
Agreed. The title is hilariously misleading. Everyone in the video (except one woman) comments on how they're surprised that it feels heavier, or they can still see pixelation in the screen, or that it doesn't look that much different than the previous iPad. Heck, the first person that have look at it immediately says this is the first iPad she's ever touched - she has literally no point of reference for comparison and even *she* seems underwhelmed by it. The title "They Loved It" is a hell of a stretch given the video they offer as evidence.
not much difference between the new iPad and previous iPad2 version... If I had iPad2 I wouldn't upgrade -not much point, Note 10.1 is the one to look at :)
Hi-Larious!
Not surprised. The average person can't really notice the difference between the two unless they search the for the differences.
Honestly I find this rather funny. If they did a street interview, that would have been fun as well. I see users complaining that Gizmodo is only trolling because they were banned from Apple events, but the fact of the matter is...going from an iPad 2 to an new iPad isn't cost effective, unless you find a way to sell your iPad 2 for close to its original cash value.
I have never even held an ipad. so id definitely fall for this gag.
LOL shows you how many people are just sheep nowadays