If you want a tablet don't waste your time! Go to the king and get your iPad BUT do NOT get less memory than 64 gig (I'd spent the extra hundred and go with 128 if I were buying now). This is the most amazing piece of technology I have ever, ever owned!

Everything! Beautiful; sleek; operates nearly flawlessly; great camera; and if you can find the app; it will do anything you want

Apple needs to - must - give us a better way to select, copy, and edit text! The idea is great but fingers and text are not a good marriage; Apple, give us edit key - arrows! This is the only thing Microsoft does better

The new iPad is without doubt the best tablet Apple has produced. The screen is fantastic and far better than any screen currently being used on a tablet. Apple's iOS operating system is incredibly easy to use, but at this point it feels that it's lagging behind rivals, especially with Windows 8 on...

Best screen on a tablet; Gorgeous design; Fantastic camera

4G won't work in the UK; 16GB storage will fill up very quickly

When Apple unveiled the new iPad in the middle of March 2012, many of the features weren't much of a surprise. We were greeted by a high-resolution Retina Display, improved graphics performance, a better camera and faster connectivity.

Amazing screen; Great 3D graphics; Good Battery Life; Rear-facing camera improved drastically; Fast Wi-Fi speeds

No FaceTime HD support; Front-facing camera still below average; Heavier and thicker than the iPad 2; Battery takes a long time to charge

While many might have been surprised by the new Apple iPad's lack of a unique name, few of us were shocked to see that Apple has upped the ante in the largely one-sided tablet wars by adding a better than 1080p HD resolution display and 4G LTE data to the new iPad.

Beautiful industrial design; gorgeous Retina display; fast 4G LTE data; solid camera; good battery life

Thicker and heavier than the iPad 2; runs a tad warm; no microSD memory card slot

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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This is an awesome product. Please find below the pros & cons as I experienced. Pros : ------ 1. The retina display brings out crispiness in the text and is a born to avid readers. 2.

Our full review on Apple's latest and greatest third-generation iPad tablet after a few weeks of use.

The new iPad is faster, has a better screen, better camera and now displays movies and records in full HD. To some it might not be an essential upgrade from the iPad 2, but one look at its gorgeous Retina Display will change your mind.

The new iPad's Retina Display is far ahead of any tablet out there; When it was launched, Apple claimed that text is sharper to read than on a newspaper; It's hard to disagree; Not a single pixel appears out of place.

The new iPad is around a millimetre thicker than the iPad 2, and 50g heavier; In the grand scheme of things though, this makes little difference; Slightly more pressing is that Apple is still offering the same 16GB, 32GB and 64GB models, As apps become optimised for use on Apple's Retina Display, so...

Apple iPad, Act 3. Stripped of its model number, Apple's newest tablet raises several questions, especially, what exactly the point is.

Retina display stands head and shoulders above the rest for onscreen image quality; Astounding resolution for unrivalled viewing comfort; Good 4G/3G+ connectivity and network speed; Rich iOS ecosystem; Battery life

Memory can't be expanded; Proprietary port / Closed ecosystem may put some users off; No 128 GB model; 'Good' graphics processing still to be confirmed in practice; Not all content is adapted to the ultra-high screen resolution

launches: hilarious, aren't they? The whole world (it can seem) works itself into a tizzy about when they're going to be and what's going to be unveiled.Jumping from the iPad 2's 1024x768 screen to one with a stupendously large 2048x1536 resolution makes a huge difference to just about everything...

Truly stunning screen; exceptionally user-friendly; excellent audio; unbeatable selection of apps; movies and music; flawless build quality

A touch heavier and thicker than iPad 2; charging takes ages; more internal storage would be nice