Still the finest large-screen tablet on the market, the third-generation Apple iPad ($499-$829) delivers an unmatched array of excellent apps on a truly gorgeous screen. The high-res display and fast 4G LTE are the best of what's changed from the wildly popular iPad 2 ($399, 4.5 stars), and the...

Breathtaking display; The best app selection of any tablet; Excellent 3G and 4G network compatibility

No camera settings; 4G data usage is difficult to monitor; Apps are starting to strain the processor

This iPad is great. I am using it right this second while I type this review up to substitute for my phone (motorola droid razr). I tend to use my phone to tether from but it bounces back and forth between 3G service and 4g service sometimes. I love the hotspot feature on the iPad.

The iPad 3 is by no means going to replace your compact, and although image quality was admirable, the tablet's large size makes it a little impractical to use as an everyday photographic tool.

When the Apple iPad entered the market, people were amazed at the technology this small device offered. No tablet could beat the technology, and most products were several steps behind Apple's tablet. With the new iPad, they made themselves even more difficult to beat.

The new iPad features the iOS 5 operating system and the dual-core A5X chip

There is no USB 2.0 port on this tablet

If you've never seen or used an iPad before, be prepared for something amazing. If you are a previous iPad owner, still be prepared as there are a lot of improvements here that may make you still throw your cash Apple's way.

High Resolution 2048 x 1536 ‘Retina' Display; Much improved 5 megapixel rear camera; Almost unlimited number and type of apps; Free and easy updating of apps; Faster and more powerful; Easy to use interface

Battery Life; No Flash support; No HDMI or USB connection; No memory card slots; Poor 0.3 megapixel front camera; No Siri

Apple announced the new iPad on 8th March that goes on Sale in India on 27th April. The external design of the new iPad doesn't differ from the iPad 2, but the internals have been refreshed.

Apple's new iPad may not be the most revolutionary change the company has produced, but it's certainly an evolutionary update that will please anyone buying a tablet. New camera for the new iPad on the right, featuring a wider aperture than the camera on the iPad 2 (left).

Astoundingly clear screen; Dual-channel 3G is faster than you realise; Compatible with quite a few of the iPad 2 cases

No LED flash for the rear camera; FaceTime front camera is still VGA

I had held off on the iPad for a couple years now, still think I bought a bit too early no led flash for camera but its performs pretty much as expected very snappy, quick response & the resolution is pretty impressive very sharp & detailed .

The new Apple iPad may resemble its precursor the iPad2, but with its stunning features the latter does appear out-dated. Noticeable amongst the many upgrades is the retina display, improved UI, amazing multi-touch use, better camera and some solid hardware boost to the quadcore GPU.

Apple has done a fine job with the iPad 3rd generation; it is a major upgrade from the iPad 1, and a middle of the road upgrade from the iPad 2. The stability of the IOS is still there, aside from the occasional app crash and Apple bashing article on how IOS is not as functional as Android.

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