Apple iPad with retina display: Is it worth your money ?

Jan. 7, 2013 - PRLog -- When we saw the iPad with Retina Display some days back, when it was released, we were quite impressed. If you are considering the iPad with Retina Display or the iPad 4, it is perhaps worth reading the review. In simple words, we discovered the Retina screen to be crisp & clear, which seemed great for reading e books & viewing images. More importantly, the great display arrives without having decreased the iPad battery power.

The new iPad, also known as iPad 3, was released only six months back. We were surprised to see a new iPad only six months later.

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What's the dissimilarity? The major modify for the new iPad is just a move from the earlier Apple dock connector to the fresh reversible & easy to use Lightning connector. Lightning is also utilized on the iPhone 5 & iPad mini. In addition, the iPad with Retina display/ iPad 4 offer a somewhat beefed up A6X central processing unit, & better Graphic Processing Unit prowess than the earlier iPad with Retina Display.

We have to confess that we were expecting noticeable dissimilarities between the two Retina display variants. Unhappily, we were left to be disappointed.

We did several side by side real world performance tests: releasing applications, playing some games, accessing settings, seeing photographs, zooming & turning pages. In no case can we distinguish any dissimilarity in speed between the two. If something, the touchscreen on the 4th generation iPad Retina appeared a bit dim & less lively than that of the new iPad. At several times it even appeared less bright than the iPad 2.

In the time between using the new iPad & its new Lightning enabled substitute, we also expected that more applications would take benefit of the Retina Display. Unhappily, again we were disappointed. Perhaps our expectations are more from Apple.

Apple iPad  with Retina display is available with all leading service providers in the UK mobile phone market, such as Vodafone, Three, t mobile, Orange, etc. These plans are categorized in three major formats, namely contracts, pay as you go and SIM free deals.