Apple Unveils New iPad, New Apple TV
Apple CEO Tim Cook and a gang of other company executives unveiled updated versions of the iPad tablet and Apple TV in Apple’s event in San Francisco today. The new iPad and Apple TV will hit the streets on March 16 but potential users can pre-order the iPad today for $499 (Wi-Fi) – which is the same as the original iPad and iPad 2. The New iPad comes with five key new features including a higher-resolution display (2048×1536), 1080p Video Recording, Voice Dictation, 4G LTE, and 5-megapixel iSight Camera. Many were expecting more from Apple, but those who aren’t terribly impressed with the new iPad will no doubt appreciate the news that the current iPad 2 will have its price cut to $399 for the Wi-Fi version and $529 for the 3G version.
Apple is taking pre-orders on the new iPad today and it will arrive in stores on March 16 in the U.S., Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, Puerto Rico, Singapore, Switzerland, UK and the US Virgin Islands.
The price of the new iPad will maintain the same price points as the iPad 2 and the first-generation iPad.
A wi-fi-only 16-gigabyte new iPad will sell for $499, while a 32-gigabyte model will retail for $599 and a 64-gigabyte unit will run $699. If you want a new iPad with 4G LTE capability, the prices are: 16-gigabytes for $629, 32-gigabytes for $729 and 64-gigabytes for $829.
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