Fairly speaking, Apple just made its 4th generation iPad slightly advanced, due to the fact that no much innovation other than a twice powered A6X chip was introduced. Not surprisingly, however, this new version of iPad was dubbed not iPad 4, but iPad with Retina Display. It seems that Apple is misleading consumers that it is the first time they debut the Retina Display on their tablets, which turns out it’s not. So, to those who already have the previous generation of iPad, there seems to be no reason to upgrade just 7 months away from their purchases, or even less.

Succeeding the iPhone 4S, iPhone 5 has been available on market for nearly one month since its first landing in nine countries on Sep. 21. This touchscreen-based smart phone developed by Apple grasps 2 million orders within 24 hours it accepts pre-orders beginning on 14th that month. Escalating into a slimmer, thinner and lighter model that features 4-inch high resolution display of 1136*630, iPhone 5 is the first one of its series to support a 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio, which definitely enhances the visual experience to a higher level.

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