Paul Semenza from NPD DisplaySearch spoke to Cnet about what NPD DisplaySearch allegedly knows about the new fifth-generation iPad with Retina display. The most speculated thing about the new product is its design, especially its thickness, which is supposed to be similar to the iPad. mini smaller than the 4th generation iPad. The design of the 5th generation iPad is then generally inspired by the popular iPad mini, which managed to offer a thin body, with a smaller surrounding frame than the classic iPad tablet.
While one group speculates about the thinness of the new iPad's body, another opposes them, saying that it is impossible to make it thinner. Retina display. Thin iPad mini because it does not offer Retina display and information has emerged that it will be no different for the second generation of the iPad mini and precisely because of its thin profile. However, Paul Semenza explains that for Apple It shouldn't have been a problem to make a thinner 9,7" iPad Retina display and will reportedly introduce it soon.
It is likely that the thinner and lighter construction will be due to the size of the LED backlight. Thanks to the new display, the LED backlighting will be more effective, and the LEDs themselves will also be changed, offering more efficient display illumination while reducing their size.
Retina The third- and fourth-generation iPads require dual-LED backlighting, which makes them thicker than the second-generation iPad. According to Semenza, the thinner profile of the new fifth-generation iPad will also be due to the transition to a film-based touch layer, which is thinner than the layer used for sensing touch on the current generation iPad. Retina display. Current iPad mini specifically offers DITO film touch technology.
According to Semenza, he should not be in favor Apple basically the problem is to create an iPad with today's available technologies Retina with a display that will be as thin as iPad mini, it also follows of course that for Apple It will also not be a problem to create iPad mini s Retina display. Personally, I expect a fairly radical design change from the 5th generation iPad, especially for the 9,7″ iPad, which will be inspired by the iPad mini. For the second generation iPad mini should then be just Retina The display is the biggest motivation to buy.
*Source: cnet.com
I would be a little worried about the glass. If the display becomes thinner, it will be more fragile on a larger surface, more prone to cracking or shattering. Well, we will see.
it can be so tight if I use the same type of display as mine iphone 5 – it is also tenser thanks to the display
I mainly don't understand why you need to slim down... Sure, reduce weight, cut off the edges around the display like with minihim.. But make it thinner? It's better to always keep the thickness and add it to the flashlight..
Anart …logically…iPhone 5 doesn't need as many diodes as it has a much smaller area.
I'm wondering if it won't be a test