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The New iPad, Should You Buy One?
The nice thing about the iPad 3 of course is its camera. It boasts the ability to take up to 5 megapixel pictures, and it can take excellent video recording with quality sound recording as well. For people who love to take tons of pictures, it's probably a better idea to buy a hundred dollar or less camera that comes with over 10 megapixels, especially if you already own an iPad 1 or an iPad 2. The new camera also comes with facial recognition, autofocus and white balance, and the ability to take 1080p videos. 1080p video is something you would only usually see on video cameras or high quality cameras, and it's amazing that it comes along with your iPad. The graphics on the iPad 3 are stunning, the iPad 3 offers a quad-core GPU, something that desktop computers sometimes fail to pull off, and the graphics on the screen are stunning. It's a little less sharp than its iPhone 4 counterpart, but it still boasts remarkable sharpness for such a large screen. They offset this little bit of information by stating that the iPad should be held about 15 inches away from you, where the iPhone 4 should be held 10 inches away, and at this length both screens achieve the same sharpness. The new iPad, because of its updated innards, weighs about 60g more than the old iPad, and this change might not be noticeable for people based on first impressions, but when you're holding it up for a long time, you might notice a slight ache in your arm, which can turn into searing pain if you're holding it up all day. That's definitely something to take into account if you're not interested in something that requires a lot of arm muscle. A new iPad is something you should give some thought in before you buy due to its huge cost, and hopefully this can help you determine if the iPad 3 is worth it. |
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