Apple Considering Lower-Priced iPad Mini at $199-$249?
Apple Considering Lower-Priced iPad Mini at $199-$249? | Mac Rumors
Prior to iPad mini 2 launch, Apple might roll out a more affordable iPad mini to compete with Android products. To cut costs, Apple might push for lower component prices, use a more advanced process to produce the A5 processor, simplify metal casing production, remove the rear camera, cut storage to 8GB and find more component suppliers to lower costs. We think this cheaper iPad mini retail for US$199~249.
アップルが 199 〜 249 ドルの iPad mini を検討中? | maclalala2
iPad 5 Will Be 15% Thinner, 25% Lighter And Take Less Time To Charge Than iPad 4 [Report] | Cult of Mac
KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo is one of the most reliable analysts out there when it comes to predicting upcoming Apple products.
KGI凱基證券 | KGI Securities
The best and worst Apple analysts: Nine-quarter edition | maclalala:link
Ranking the analysts | maclalala:link
One in six PCs shipped in Q4 2012 was an iPad
One in six PCs shipped in Q4 2012 was an iPad | Canalys
One in six PCs shipped in Q4 2012 was an iPad | The Loop
iPads (Thanks To The Mini) Were 1 In 6 ‘PCs’ Shipped, Tablets One-Third, And Windows RT Didn’t Even Break 1M: Canalys | TechCrunch
Chart of the day: Apple as the world’s No. 1 PC maker | Fortune Tech
What Happens If You Count Tablets as PCs? | Daring Fireball
You get Apple as the world’s number one PC maker.
The 128 GB iPad
Apple Increases iPad with Retina Display to 128GB | Apple – Press Info
iPad continues to have a significant impact on business with virtually all of the Fortune 500 and over 85 percent of the Global 500 currently deploying or testing iPad. Companies regularly utilizing large amounts of data such as 3D CAD files, X-rays, film edits, music tracks, project blueprints, training videos and service manuals all benefit from having a greater choice of storage options for iPad. The over 10 million iWork users, and customers who rely on other incredible apps like Global Apptitude for analyzing team film and creating digital playbooks, Auria for an incredible 48 track recording system, or AutoCAD for drafting architectural and engineering drawings, also benefit greatly from having the choice of an iPad with more storage capacity.
Apple confirms new 128GB iPad coming next week | The Loop
The 128 GB iPad | ParisLemon
Yeah but, I wonder how much storage space will this thing will have after iOS 6 is installed…
…oh, about 120GB.
Who Needs a 128GB iPad? The Surface Pro Is a Better Choice | TechnoBuffalo
So I guess I’m curious. Who really does need a 128GB iPad, aside from those who just have tons of videos, music and photos?
‘Who Needs a 128 GB iPad?’ | Daring Fireball
I think Apple’s PR announcing it answers that. Professional users:
突如発表された 128 GB iPad | maclalala2
64 GB Surface Pro will only have 23 GB free
128GB Surface Pro ships with 83GB free, 64GB has only 23GB | Engadget
That 64 GB, $800 Microsoft Surface Pro you plan on buying next week? Maybe you should temper your storage expectations a bit, as the base model actually only allots 23 GB of that space for use. The larger 128 GB version offers a bit more space at 83 GB, but is still losing a massive 45 GB of space to the full Windows 8 operating system and various included applications.
Surface Pro Available Storage Space | Daring Fireball
Microsoft wastes tons of Surface storage space on bullshit | The Loop
Microsoft’s 64GB Surface Pro will only have 23GB usable storage | The Verge
A company spokesperson has confirmed to The Verge that the 64GB edition of Surface Pro will have 23GB of free storage out of the box. The 128GB model will have 83GB of free storage. It appears that the Windows 8 install, built-in apps, and a recovery partition will make up the 41GB total on the base Surface Pro model.
64 GB Surface Pro will only have 23 GB free | Marco.org
Surface Pro: 64GB Of Storage, Surface Con: 23GB Actually Usable | ParisLemon
突如発表された 128 GB iPad | maclalala2
The Panasonic Toughpad Press Conference
The Panasonic Toughpad Press Conference | LOOK, ROBOT
I think Panasonic has invented a new kind of pixel. A bendy pixel. I don’t understand. What does PPI stand for? What am I doing with my life? Why am I here in this basement in Munich at the age of 26 staring at a man fire a laser pointer at a graph? How did this happen? I wanted to be a Sky Pirate. I don’t understand any of this.
The goddamn funniest thing I’ve read in a long time | The Loop
Why Magazine Apps Suck
Why Magazine Apps Suck | TechCrunch
The truth is that The Daily failed before it ever launched. They simply failed to take product lessons from apps like Flipboard and could not see the correct road ahead. Publications like The Magazine and TRVL are now the ones showing the way. Others will come and expand upon these ideas. And I suspect some of them will eventually gain millions of happily paying readers.
And I doubt many of those will be names you know right now. Because those guys just don’t get it and never will.
Why magazine apps suck | The Loop
The Daily shutting down
The Daily shutting down | Marco.org
The Daily failed because what they chose to make, with its huge staffing costs, required far more than their 100,000 subscribers to be financially sustainable. And it didn’t attract more subscribers because what they chose to make was, itself, deeply flawed.
Build and Analyze #106: Outlasted The Daily | 5by5
The Daily はなぜ失敗したのか | maclalala2










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