so if we get a mega bump for the iPad 4 I can assume it (32 gb wifi new ipad) will sell used for between 450-550 before ipad 4 is announced
For sure.
so if we get a mega bump for the iPad 4 I can assume it (32 gb wifi new ipad) will sell used for between 450-550 before ipad 4 is announced
Yes, pretty much everything in iOS is relaying heavily on offloading to the GPU.ios support for GPU processing could be good - are the GPUs in the ipad suitable for GPGPU/CUDA work?
What is the primary cause of the poor performance of recent versions of iOS on the original iPad, the memory or the processor?
so if we get a mega bump for the iPad 4 I can assume it (32 gb wifi new ipad) will sell used for between 450-550 before ipad 4 is announced
That is the great things about Apple products, they hold their value so well. You basically can get a brand new device every year for only a few hundred dollars by selling the last model at the time of the refresh.
Yes, pretty much everything in iOS is relaying heavily on offloading to the GPU.
I believe all system libraries are accelerated and you can use shaders for any parallel calculations etc that you need.You sure about this? I've read you're not allowed to use the GPU outside the main (GUI) thread.
Oh yay, the same shite game at twice the res! I can't wait. ¬_¬If any company and game will push the limits of a device it's Firemint with Real Racing, seriously expect to see a retina update just because they can and want to show it off.
ios support for GPU processing could be good - are the GPUs in the ipad suitable for GPGPU/CUDA work?
That is the great things about Apple products, they hold their value so well. You basically can get a brand new device every year for only a few hundred dollars by selling the last model at the time of the refresh.
I guess the hands on I posted on the day of the keynote was one of the few accurate reports of the Ipad 3 being a marginal improvement when it comes to performance. It says something about the tech press in general, I think.
I don't think anybody said that performance showed any major improvement.
Even though your "few hundred dollars" is overestimating what it will take to upgrade, I find it funny that that seems like a good deal to you. How companies have us trained...
It's really about $100 maybe $150 if you get the same level.
I don't think anybody said that performance showed any major improvement.
This is essentially an iPad 2 with retina display and to utilize the retina display, the GPU has been bumped as has the camera and the memory is doubled, all three to take advantage of the screen.
The singular focus of this update is the screen.
The next iPad will be a big jump for CPU and a minor update for the GPU and Camera with a half gig update for RAM.
Even though your "few hundred dollars" is overestimating what it will take to upgrade, I find it funny that that seems like a good deal to you. How companies have us trained...
It's really about $100 maybe $150 if you get the same level.
I think Topolsky did.
It's an approximation but you know what I mean. And really how is it not a good deal if you want a new device every year?
I just bought a new iPad for 600, plus a case for 50. If the next iPad has enough improvements for me to want to buy it I sell my current iPad and case for 400+ and I get a brand new iPad and case for 200. Seems like a pretty good deal to me. To me it's no different than trading in played games for credit towards the purchase of new games.
Didn't look like anyone posted this yet, and if they did I apologize, but it looks like an 8 am launch for the new iPad at Apple retail stores.
http://www.macrumors.com/2012/03/13/apple-retail-store-signage-confirms-800-am-launch-for-new-ipad-on-friday/
Bets on when people starting setting up tents?
What's the metric for determining performance, though? Does anyone actually use an iPad 2 and think "god, I wish it wasn't so slow?"
You must have one magical iPad (hah), because most apps I use every now and then can be pretty sluggish.+1
I still have no meaningful complaints about my OG iPad outside of memory as it affects the browser. Speed was fine for me. This should be a nice jump for me.
Didn't look like anyone posted this yet, and if they did I apologize, but it looks like an 8 am launch for the new iPad at Apple retail stores.
You must have one magical iPad (hah), because most apps I use every now and then can be pretty sluggish.
My iPad is in Kentucky, I heared about people gettin the 2 early but it's been there a day now, I can see they are keeping it there till they deliver it to NY on Friday. Kind I irritating knowing that they can give it to me tomorrow morning but choose not to.
my iPadis being delivered today!smartcover
- iPad graphics optimized for the new iPads retina display
- Streaming (when on WiFi with settings to disable it)
- The new tweets sound is now limited to mentions, DMs, and new tweets via pull-to-refresh
- Double-tapping on the timeline tab button takes you to last read tweet before going to the top
- Improvements to the Tweetmarker service
- Camera+ 3.0 Capturing/Editing Support
- Bug fixes related to direct messages
- Many other bug fixes
We are excited to announce streaming in Tweetbot for the iPhone and iPad. What is streaming you ask? Instead of pull-to-refresh to check for new tweets or waiting for the 5 minute auto-refresh to take place, tweets appear instantly in your timeline as they are published.
This is essentially an iPad 2 with retina display and to utilize the retina display, the GPU has been bumped as has the camera and the memory is doubled, all three to take advantage of the screen.
The singular focus of this update is the screen.
The next iPad will be a big jump for CPU and a minor update for the GPU and Camera with a half gig update for RAM with an additional hardware feature to make it a selling point.
FedEx tried to deliver mine on Saturday but I wasn't home. He came today and asked what all these people were getting from Apple. He said he had a bunch to deliver. I didn't expect that kind of demand in Delaware.Mine was supposed to be delivered Saturday to my place of business, but since we are closed on Sunday it is stuck back at the local FedEx hub. Now I don't know when I'm going to get it
Samsung Electronics Co. will supply the touch screen for Apple Inc.s new iPad after LG Display Co. and Sharp Corp didnt meet the U.S. companys quality requirements, according to an analyst with iSuppli.
Samsung, the worlds top flat-panel maker, currently is the sole vendor of the display for the 9.7-inch device, said Vinita Jakhanwal, a senior manager at iSuppli, a unit of Englewood, Colorado-based IHS Inc.
and they still can't make a competitive android tablet!
Oh, easily. EASILY. I'd be shocked if the Samsung tablets are even profitable to them right now.I wouldnt be surprised if Samsung has more revenue for supplying parts for iPad than they do on the entire tablet line.