2014 iPad Rumours
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We are huge fans of the new iPad Air but if we are to believe the latest rumours it seems as if Apple are already working on two successors. Nicknamed the iPad Pro and the iPad Maxi both will come with super high resolution displays.
The latest rumour suggest that Apple is working on a 12.9” iPad and that these will have either 2K or 4K resolutions. The introduction of a 4K resolution would put Apple way out in front of its competitors and would help to reinstate the wow factor that we first associated with iPad launches.
It is thought that the iPad Maxi would be 2K, or 1440 x 2560 resolution and will deliver 228 dpi. The iPad Pro would have an amazing 3840 x 2160 resolution, meaning 342dpi. It is thought that the Maxi could be with us by early April, will the 4K iPad Pro is expected around October 2014.
We are really excited about this rumour and would love to use a 4K iPad. If however, you cannot wait until October why not talk to us about the current iPad Air. Prices start from as little as £3.99 + VAT per week and include a full 3 years parts and labour hardware warranty plus telephone and remote support. Call us on 0121 285 0098 or email info@localhost.
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