Despite the official launch of the third-generation iPad not taking place until this Friday, the 16th of March, Vietnamese tech blog Tinhte.vn has somehow managed to get hold of a white 4G version already and created an unboxing video featuring it.
With shipping dates for the new iPad already pushed back in the UK, US, and other countries, an Apple spokesperson has issued a statement to USA Today confirming that the company has now sold out of its pre-order stock.
If you haven’t already pre-ordered a new iPad, you probably won’t be able to get one delivered to you on its 16th of March launch day. Just three days on from Apple unveiling their third-generation tablet, shipping times for it have been pushed back in the UK, US, and other countries.
Apple is really proud of its new iPad’s high-resolution Retina display and 5-megapixel iSight camera, and it’s using its website to really show them off. In addition to a gallery of images and videos taken on the new device, the company also provides a nifty feature that allows you to compare the new iPad’s display with that of its predecessor.
Apple didn’t provide a live stream of today’s iPad media event, but they have now made the video of it available to watch in full, on this page of their website.
Apple CEO Tim Cook took to the stage at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco, California, today to announce something we’ve all been speculating about for months: “the new iPad.” In addition to an incredible Retina display, the new tablet offers Apple’s latest A5X processor, a new rear-facing camera, and a whole lot more.
As rumoured, Apple have today announced that they will be holding a media event for the next-generation iPad on Wednesday the 7th of March, at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco.
Apple puts a lot of effort into making its products look good, right down to the USB cables we use to charge and sync our iOS devices. But those boring cables are the last things we take any interest in when we unbox a new iOS device. However, Dexim’s new Visible Green USB cables are a lot different.
The animation you see when turning a page within the iBooks application for iOS is rather impressive when you first see it, but then the novelty wears off and you realize that this is really the only gesture iBooks has; flipping back and forth between pages. The KAIST Institute of Information Technology Convergence has realized that’s just not enough for some readers, so it has designed this terrific eBook gesture concept.