Apple on Wednesday announced
the next version of its popular iPad tablet, which will be faster than its
predecessor and have a higher resolution screen. The new tablet will be able to
display images at a resolution of 2048 by 1536 pixels, which is around 3.1 million pixels,
the company said at an event in San Francisco. That should enable the device to
play sharper video. The newest iPad improves on the company's iPad 2, which
became available last year and came with a 9.7-inch screen and a dual-core
processor. The iPad 2 screen was able to display images at a 1024 by 768 pixel
resolution. The next iPad will also have software to make the device a personal
hotspot. If a carrier supports it, the device can share a high-speed network
with up to five devices. The tablet will also have voice dictation technology.
The company's most recent iPhone 4S smartphone also included natural dictation
technology called Siri to make phone calls, get maps or organize meetings.
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