The Apple iPad 3 will be launched this coming March as the next-generation Apple tablet is reportedly now being produced, a new report says.
Citing three sources familiar with the iPad 3, Bloomberg details in a report that the Apple tablet will have an HD screen.
This corroborates previous reports released by Business Insider and CNet saying that the iPad 3 will have a high-definition display.
According to Bloomberg, “the pixels are small enough to make the images look like printed material.”
Apple reportedly added Sharp as a supplier of displays for the iPad 3 but it has recently been reported that it has dropped the company as a supplier of HD screens for the iPad 3.
Apple will launch the iPad 3 with a high-definition screen and 4G LTE capability this March. Image: yum9me / Flickr (CC)
Furthermore, the publication’s sources who have asked not to be named said that the iPad 3 will have a quad-core processor powering it.
It will also reportedly be capable of 4G LTE speeds making it the first Apple product to support the high-speed wireless standard.
Apple is reportedly doing this because LTE requires more power and the iPad 3 “has a bigger battery and can better support the power requirements of the newer technology.
Meanwhile, Apple has also been reported to be launching the iPad 3 and iPad 4 this year.
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