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iPad HD could launch in September alongside iPhone 5

By: Todd Haselton |Jul 7th, 2011 at 10:15PM
Filed Under: 250 ppi, 300 ppi, Apple, General, Rumors, Tablets, high-rez, iOS, iPad 2 Plus, iPad 3, iPad HD

According to Thisismynext, Apple is prepping to launch a brand new iPad — in tandem with the iPhone 5 deployment — this fall. The rumor mirrors a report from FBR Capital markets analyst Craig Berger, who said in a note to investors on Wednesday that Apple will release a higher-end version of the iPad 2 with a display that offers a higher pixel density. The device will reportedly be called the “iPad HD” and will sport a double resolution 2048 x 1536-pixel screen. Apple plans to market the iPa...

iPhone 5 to launch in September, iPad 3 to feature better display, report says

By: Zach Epstein |Jun 22nd, 2011 at 09:30PM
Filed Under: A5, Apple, General, Mobile, Rumors, Tablets, iPad 3

Apple plans to launch its fifth-generation iPhone this September, Bloomberg reported on Wednesday. The report contradicts information BGR exclusively reported on Tuesday suggesting that Apple may be aiming to announce and launch its next-generation iPhone in August. Most of the details in Bloomberg’s new piece are in line with countless earlier reports stating the iPhone 5 will launch in September featuring a dual-core A5 processor and an 8-megapixel camera, but one element doesn’t add up. Bloomb...

Epson and E Ink to introduce high resolution e-book reader displays

By: Kanak Sharma |May 20th, 2011 at 04:54PM
Filed Under: Displays, e-book

Epson and E Ink have together developed an e-book reader display with a 300 pixels-per-inch display which practically means that you won’t be able to see those pixels while you read stuff on any device with this display. Apps containing engineering diagrams, illustrations, Asian symbols and other intricate content, which couldn’t run on Amazon’s Kindle 167 pixels-per-inch display, will now be able to run on this technology by Epson and E Ink. The former will manufacture the 300 dpi or pixels...