Apple Releases Television Commercial for 'The New iPad'
As it always does when it releases a new product, Apple has produced an
elegant television commercial for the new iPad. Unsurprisingly, the ad focuses solely on the retina display, something that Apple feels sets the iPad apart from the other tablets on the market.
The ad doesn't talk about specifications or price. Instead, it shows the iPad being used to edit a photograph, read a book, watch a movie, and draw a picture.
When a screen becomes this good, colors are more vibrant. Words are pin sharp. Everything is more brilliant. Because when a screen becomes this good, it's simply you and the things you care about. The stunning Retina Display on the new iPad.
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Exactly. You'd sound weird saying "I'm waiting for the Macbook Air 7"
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This is no different then the saying "The New Camry"..the car model is called the "Camry"...the "new" just telling you it's the latest model.
Man some people are ridiculous.
Hopefully smack you over the head with it for your ridiculous belief it's called "the new iPad"
=)
"The new iPad" simply means it the new "iPad".
I have no idea how people are thinking they are calling it "the new iPad".
They would never do that. Please....sorry...but, please.
A little bit of research and looking around would have given you the answer. Or if you were to buy one, you would see it's just called "iPad". Or if you watch the TV AD...at the end it says "iPad".
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Oh right.... ;)
Hum... you do realise that only you can answer that. No one here can tell you what your needs are.
The brand is "Ipad". not ipad 7 or ipad 9 which is what would have happened.
Smart company. Is that an Ipad? you can answer yes, it is.