iPad Mini (evento de prensa el 23 de octubre)

[salvadoresc]

acabo de notar que el "The New Ipad" basado en A5X

the NEW IPAD que hoy es old

[plunplan]

the NEW IPAD que hoy es old

7 meses duro eso es demasiado aun para APPLE

[blarin27]

7 meses duro eso es demasiado aun para APPLE

Estaban urgidos de ganar dinero antes que salga la nexus o que?
No veo porque en 7 meses sacar una nueva iPad si el iPad 3 corre todo rebién....
Algunos fanáticos dirán es que mejora... Pero es como ahorita tenes un i7 de 32 núcleos no hay nada que le saque provecho.... 

[pollo]

Ya le empezaron a hacer la destripada al ipad mini y han encontrado que en diseño y arquitectura es similar a un ipod.


Teardown: iPad mini is more like a "big iPod touch" than other iOS devices

Developer Jeff Atwood got his iPad mini delivered two days early. But instead of delighting in his fortune, he handed it over to the DIY repair experts at iFixit, who immediately put it under the knife for one of the company's thorough teardowns. Once inside, iFixit discovered that this iPad is a lot like a big iPod touch, in terms of design and architecture.

When the original iPad was first announced in 2010, critics panned the device as being "just a big iPod touch." We quickly learned that its large, expansive screen offered new kinds of touch interaction that just weren't possible on smaller iOS devices. And while iPads, iPhones, and iPod touches have shared many architectural and design similarities, the new iPad mini is clearly more similar to the latest fifth-generation iPod touch than any previous iPad or iPod touch.

Like the iPod touch, the iPad mini casing is carved from solid aluminum, with rounded rear edges and chamfered front edges where the aluminum meets the front glass. It uses metal for the volume buttons and mute switch. It has a rear-facing 5MP autofocus camera and a front-facing FaceTime HD camera. And it's all powered by Apple's 32nm A5 mobile processor.

There are differences, though, besides its obvious larger size and 7.9", 1024×768 pixel, 4:3 screen. The front glass is still separate from the touchscreen display panel, like its larger iPad siblings. Apple has fused the display and front glass in its latest iPhone and iPod touch, as well as newer Retina MacBook Pros and iMacs, to make these devices even thinner. We wonder if this decision is a nod to the education market, where Apple expects this device to be very popular; the separate glass is easier and cheaper to repair when damaged compared to a whole display assembly.

iFixit also found one particularly interesting feature of the iPad mini: it's the only iOS device that includes stereo speakers thus far. Though the iPhone has two grilles on its bottom, one is for a speaker, and the other for a microphone. And both the iPod touch and full-size iPad only have a single mono speaker. It's odd that stereo sound—a feature commonly touted by Android tablet makers—would make its first appearance on what is arguably an entry-level device. We hope Apple sees fit to move this feature up to the iPad at the very least—the iPhone and iPod touch might be constrained for space, but the iPad is not.

The rest of the components are effectively bog-standard for iOS devices, including Broadcom touch controllers, a Murata radio module, Hynix NAND flash, and some Apple-branded ICs built by Cirrus Logic. In what may be a bit of a surprise to some, the particular iPad mini that iFixit tore down includes a Samsung display, despite rumors that Samsung had been cut off as a display supplier for that device.

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http://arstechnica.com/apple/2012/11/teardown-ipad-mini-is-more-like-a-big-ipod-touch-than-other-ios-devices/
Además le dieron una nota de reparabilidad de 2 en ifixit

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http://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/iPad+Mini+Teardown/11423/3

[salvadoresc]

Teardown: iPad mini is more like a "big iPod touch" than other iOS devices

profecias de svc cuantas veces no se dijo eso al respecto de este mini...

[mxgxw]

Además le dieron una nota de reparabilidad de 2 en ifixit

¡¡¡¡Obvio!!!!!

¿Cómo vas a creer que la selecta, exclusiva y muy aristocrática clientela de Apple va a andar con un iPad reparado?

¡¡¡NUNCA NUNCA NUNCA!!!

Eso de andar cosas remendadas es para pobres y faltos de estilo. Un verdadero cliente de apple bota a la basura su iPad y va a comprar uno nuevo en tanto detecta el primer rayón en la pantalla.

[LoRjOc]

¡¡¡¡Obvio!!!!!

¿Cómo vas a creer que la selecta, exclusiva y muy aristocrática clientela de Apple va a andar con un iPad reparado?

¡¡¡NUNCA NUNCA NUNCA!!!

Eso de andar cosas remendadas es para pobres y faltos de estilo. Un verdadero cliente de apple bota a la basura su iPad y va a comprar uno nuevo en tanto detecta el primer rayón en la pantalla.

Jajaja tenes razón solo te falto decir claramente nosotros los salvadoreños, que andamos queriendo reparar todo yo por ahí ando un ipod de 5ta generación todo remendado y hasta que se muera el disco duro (si no encuentro otro para cambiárselo) lo voy a dejar de huesera