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A quick look at the specs of the Apple iPad

January 27th, 2010 | 1 Comment | Posted in Hardware

By now almost half the web is flooded with news about the much awaited Apple iPad. Although the device is innovative, it has received a mixed reaction. The stunning 9.7 inch capacitive touch-screen display with a 1024×768 resolution brings a whole new experience to tablet computing. But missing the ability to perform multi-tasking, video conferencing and running online flash videos, didn’t quite impress a lot of people. Then again, who cares? It is a revolutionary device and we are all excited.

Here’s a quick look at the specs…

Type
Description
Processor 1 GHz A4, manufactured by Apple itself.
Memory 16 GB / 32 GB / 64 GB.
Display 9.7 inches IPS, capacitive touch-screen, 1024×768 resolution.
OS iPhone OS 3.2.
Keyboard Software based on screen QWERTY, physical keyboard is also available but as an additional accessory.
Weight 1.5 pounds.
Thickness 0.5 inch.
Accelerometer/Compass Available.
Voice calling Not available.
Connector 30 pin.
SIM standard microSIM available for 3G.
Application All iPhone/iPhone Touch apps supported, number of apps is 144,000 (estimated).
Network Wi-Fi supported on all models. 3G models cost $130 extra
Contract required? No. Device is available unlocked.
Data plan With AT&T. Unlimited data for $29.99, 250 MB data for $14.99.
Battery Life 10 hours of continuous usage. 1 month in stand by mode.
Notable deficiencies No multi-tasking, no integrated web cam, no support for Flash. Runs mobile OS, not the full service Mac OS X
Other Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR, Speaker, microphone.
Price (Wi-Fi models) 16 GB – $499, 32 GB – $599, 64 GB – $699.
Price (Wi-Fi+3G models) 16 GB – $629, 32 GB – $729, 64 GB – $829.
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One Response to “A quick look at the specs of the Apple iPad”

  1. Munk Says:

    No multi-tasking, video conference or flash? So then it’s a giant phone that can’t make phone calls, huh.  Pass.

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