According iMore, Apple will introduce to the press new iPad 3 Wednesday, March 7. The site reports this information from "sources have been reliable in the past." Presumably this is the same that was right on the iPhone 4S at the date of availability / pre-orders. He also mentioned a Retina display - almost certain today to view the evidence - a resolution of 2048 × 1536 with a processor Apple A6 plausible and the arrival of 4G LTE. Plausible because it is not the first time it is mentioned for inclusion in the next Apple tablet.
Indeed, there is a problem today with this technology: it is limited in the world. In France alone, for example, operators offer to date of 3G + and it does not go beyond. If we take the United States, but it is certainly not all cities are concerned, far from it. So would it be a good idea to integrate it today? Would it not be wiser to wait for the iPhone 5 so that the deployment is done on a larger scale? Nobody really the answer, except for Apple that the dice are thrown for a long time.
Actually, this date of March 7 holds up. Why? For two reasons. The first is the link with AllThingsD's announcement last week. The little brother of the Wall Street Journal is often knowledgeable in all matters affecting the keynotes, so he recounted an announcement in early March. The second concerns now Jim Dalrymple's Loop. The man of many relations at Apple has confirmed the rumor with a "Yep". He often uses this process (to Steve Jobs) to confirm the statements of other sites to rumors.
Finally, go on March 7. Apple should start sending invitation cards to the very end of February or early March.
Indeed, there is a problem today with this technology: it is limited in the world. In France alone, for example, operators offer to date of 3G + and it does not go beyond. If we take the United States, but it is certainly not all cities are concerned, far from it. So would it be a good idea to integrate it today? Would it not be wiser to wait for the iPhone 5 so that the deployment is done on a larger scale? Nobody really the answer, except for Apple that the dice are thrown for a long time.
Actually, this date of March 7 holds up. Why? For two reasons. The first is the link with AllThingsD's announcement last week. The little brother of the Wall Street Journal is often knowledgeable in all matters affecting the keynotes, so he recounted an announcement in early March. The second concerns now Jim Dalrymple's Loop. The man of many relations at Apple has confirmed the rumor with a "Yep". He often uses this process (to Steve Jobs) to confirm the statements of other sites to rumors.
Finally, go on March 7. Apple should start sending invitation cards to the very end of February or early March.
