iPad

The Power of the Apple

Revolutionary Device

One might object that iPad brings virtually no technological innovation and is just a larger version of iPhone. Some of these objections have a valid point – iPad uses the same easy-to-use operating system and responds and looks as good as iPhone, but that’s hardly a disadvantage, is it? iPads accomplished the goal that had been set by Apple, which is plugging the gap between smart phones and notebooks.

Those who want a stylish and portable device to surf the internet, read news and books, view photos, and play multimedia will be absolutely satisfied with iPad. Even playing games is much more intuitive and enjoyable than ever before thanks to a large multi-touch screen and a built-in gravity sensor. So iPads’ similarity with iPhones is actually a good thing, as Apple always combines the best features of their devices to deliver an unforgettable experience, and what’s more, all the Apple products work seamlessly together.

Specifications and Equipment

The main parameters are similar for iPads of all generations (not iPad mini) – the capacitive touch screen supports multi-touch gestures, has a LED-backlit display with a diagonal of 9.7” (almost 25cm) in a classic 4:3 format, and the models with built-in Retina displays deliver a stunning 2048x1536 resolution. With dimensions of 24x17cm and a thickness of 0.6cm, iPads provide an ideal compromise between a sufficient size of display and easy mobility. Weighing 440g and lasting up to ten hours on a single charge, you can use your iPad everywhere. Needless to say, all the models include integrated WiFi cards for easy internet access. iPads come in different memory sizes such as 16, 32, 64, or 128GB.