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Apple iPad 3

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Apple iPad 3
Minnu 181 @minnu5527
May 26, 2018 02:55 PM, 6714 Views
Apple ipad 3

Hello friends , The iPad 3 was Apple’s first Retina screen iPad. The quality of the screen is mesmerizing and still stands the test of time by looking great two years after launch. It’s also well-designed and robust, with users happy with the way it looks.


One of the primary problems with the iPad 3 is its size and weight. have been getting better and better and now compete with the iPad. Apple has rectified this with the iPad Air, which will match the in design.


Performance of the iPad 3 is solid and, happily the advent of  hasn’t caused the dreaded slowdown on the iPad 3, it still runs well.


If there’s a couple of areas the iPad 3 suffers it’s battery life and value for money. Battery life is reasonable solid but not outstanding. You’ll get a full day’s use out of it but if you’re using 3g that will reduce significantly. It also takes a fair bit of time to recharge meaning you won’t be able to blast it for half an hour before you leave the house.


A couple of other things to consider if you’re looking to buy and iPad 3 second hand is that it uses the old style 21 pin Apple connector as opposed to the new Lightning one. That means that if you have an, iphone 5s 5C or 5 you’ll have to use different chargers.


Ipad 3-introduction


Apple’s iPad line is the best-selling tablet range of all time and when it came out the ipad2 set some pretty high expectations for the market, so to say that most people were excited about the potential of the iPad 3 – officially called the “new iPad”, which is ridiculously confusing – is a bit of an understatemen


But does it live up to the hype? In most ways, the answer is a resounding yes. The iPad 3 sports the highest-resolution screen ever seen in a tablet; internals with more graphics power than most handheld consoles barring the seriously improved cameras; and it’s all still stuck into a relatively light and slim aluminium shell. Yet despite this the iPad 3 maintains the same 10-hour battery life and will cost you no more than its predecessor did.


However, if you weren’t a fan before, there might not be enough to this latest model to change your mind. There are even one or two minor downsides compared to the iPad 2, and it’s fair to say that in many ways the Android competition has caught up.


Ipad3-design and weight


From a design standpoint, Apple hasn’t fixed what wasn’t broken. If you didn’t have them side by side, the iPad 3 could easily be mistaken for its predecessor’s twin. It’s virtually identical in every regard, save that at 9.4mm it’s nearly a whole millimetre thicker and also weighs a little more at 652g for the Wi-Fi version or 662 with 4G.


That’s quite considerable, and it’s a bit of a shame that the iPad 3 has gotten heavier where tablets with slightly larger screens and better connectivit or 558g Toshiba AT200 ( review coming soon) , have managed to keep their weight below that of the iPad 2.


Of course there’s good reason for this extra weight. The new Retina Display requires beefier specs to push pixels onto it, which in turn meant that Apple had to up the battery capacity to maintain the new iPad’s nine-hour plus figure. However, the difference in the hand is telling, and while the AT200 feels like you could hold it in a single hand without strain for extended periods, the iPad 3 is definitely a tablet that’s more comfortably held with both.


So dimensions are very similar, and the iPad 3’s look hasn’t changed much either. It’s still an attractive slab of immaculately finished aluminium with a glass front, and it’s still available with black or white bezels. As is usually the case with Apple products, build is superb, with no signs of flex, creak, or poorly fitted seams. The smooth aluminium back still feels great, though it is perhaps a little less grippy than we might like. Of course, the same complaint can be leveled at many competing tablets.


Ipad 3-controls and buttons


Volume, screen lock and power controls on


the Apple new iPad are still in the same locations as with its previous


tablet, and they all feel just as secure or clicky as before. The


screen orientation lock switch can also be set to mute volume. Our only


annoyance is that their edges are a little sharp, which can be


unpleasant when you’re running your finger along an edge trying to


I really love it ipad 3

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