We previously informed you that the new iPad displays were to be supplied by Sharp, in addition to LG and Samsung. However, Sharp failed the approval process. Applu. What was almost definitive a few weeks ago is probably no longer the case today. At least according to the latest photos of the alleged components of the new generation of Apple's tablet. As you can see below, the components that iLab Factory obtained are slightly different from the current generation. The most important thing is that according to iLab, all the parts fit together exactly. The most significant change is in the mounting of the new iPad's display. The screw holes are located in a different place than in the current generation, which makes it possible to perfectly mount the Sharp display panel, which should be included in the next generation of the tablet, into the frame.
The display used appears to have a resolution of 2048×1536 pixels, with a pixel density of 260 pixels per inch, which is almost double the 132 ppi of the current generation. Among the other components iLab got hold of was the back cover. It grew by a completely negligible one millimeter - it is likely that the battery capacity will need to be increased, due to the higher demands of the display. The server also pointed out the differences in camera openings. The diameter is completely identical to the previous generation, but a different way of attaching the camera is used throughout the housing.
According to the photos, it is clear to you that the design of the third generation will differ from the second generation in absolute detail. The biggest attraction should be the "really awesome" screen. What the reality will be and whether these components are genuine, we will probably find out during March, when the iPad should be presented.
*Source: 9to5Mac
