“A new rumor suggests that Apple will release an iPad 3 in the fourth quarter,” Jared Newman reports for PCWorld.
“Apple’s next iPad will have an image resolution five to six times higher than the iPad 2, according to Reuters,” Newman reports. “The rumor comes from Taiwan’s Economic Daily, which in turn cites unnamed industry sources. This month, Asian research firm CSLA said that an iPad 3 will launch by Christmas.”
Newman reports, “It’s possible that Apple will release a high-resolution iPad alongside the existing generation, rather than replace the iPad 2 outright, as John Gruber, a well-connected Apple blogger, speculated last February. But really, there’s not enough solid information available, and pinning down exactly what Apple is going to do in six months is tricky.”
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[Attribution: Cult of Mac. Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Lava_Head_UK” for the heads up.]