On March 11, 2011 the IPad 2 will be launched and available in stores. USA TODAY reports that Steve Jobs promises faster performance chip and front and rear facing camera for photos and video chats - they will also be thinner.
The price of the Ipad 2 will probably be starting around $400 and will come with cool new cases that are in different colors.
Also new information includes:
The new iPad uses a new A5 chip that Jobs says is twice as fast, along with a promised nine times faster graphics performance. It comes in two colors, white and black, and is 33% thinner and lighter, at 1.3 pounds instead of 1.5.
Apple will offer a HDMI connector, allowing iPads to plug into flat screen TVs. Unlike most devices, which offer slots, Apple will offer a $39 accessory that fits into the iPad 30-pin opening, and connects to a TV.
The electronics icon also offered a new kind of protective case, a "smart cover" for the iPad, based on magnets, which slips over the iPad and puts the unit to sleep when not in use. The case can be used to prop the iPad up as well when on an airplane, for instance.
It'll be interesting to see if tablets like the iPad 2 can replace the desktops of businesses. Obviously, not the ones that require Microsoft Office or CAD software, but many of the salespeople's Windows PCs and laptops. Interesting times ahead for Microsoft, indeed.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to purchase this iPad 2. I think many are also waiting for its launching. And also, I can't wait to use the iPad 2 as it is twice faster than the iPad. And the protective covers known as "smart covers" will surely maintain the image of the iPad 2 and make it more long-lasting.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely many will be appreciative on the Apple CEO of serving so much effort. The people were astonished to witness him talking and gave him a standing applause after it. The new quality and apps of the iPad 2 will mainly be a big hit in the market as shortly as the product will be launch. Avid users of iPad can't wait to benefit the items and witness its new conception.
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