iPad Mini 2 7.9in WiFi 16GB
A newer model iPad Mini 3 7.9in WiFi 16GB was released in October 2014.
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Apple iPad Mini
Surprise, surprise. It was really only a matter of time before Apple launched its own pocket-sized version of the iPad: the iPad Mini. After all, the company couldn't just stand by and let Google, Amazon and the rest have all the fun.- Beautiful build quality
- Fantastic feel
- Great screen
- Great with video
- Entertaining with music
- Easy to use
- Pricey
- No expandable memory
- Cable and cover accessories all add up
The Apple Beat: iPad mini slowly but surely rules the roost
Two months down the line and the iPad mini has been elevated as my go-to tablet of choice, which is surprising for someone who relies on the larger iPad for so many things.
Review: Apple iPad mini WiFi
The iPad mini is a very difficult device to describe to someone. On paper, it's not all that impressive. There are some numbers that are lower than other devices' number, some specs that mostly look two years old, and a price that doesn't exactly make it the most budget friendly device in the Nexus...
Review: iPad Mini
Verdict Consumers have come to expect excellence from Apple products. While the iPad Mini excels as a physical example of design, its technology is now severely dated and it brings little new to the table.- ,
Apple iPad mini Wi-Fi + Cellular (AT&T) Review
If there's one tablet that's tailor made for built-in 4G, it's the iPad mini. This tablet is lighter and thinner than most 7-inch budget slates, yet packs a larger 7.9-inch screen for enjoying all of your apps, not to mention a full web experience, on the go.
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- The iPad Mini is sleek and solid
- It gives you access to the most eBooks, content and more than 275,000 apps
- It lets you surf the web and has the best functions and features of any tablet
- It is hard to read eBooks in direct sunlight because of the reflective-glass screen
The iPad Mini is the fifth generation iPad and the first to deviate from the 9.7-inch screen size, with it's 7-inch screen. The 7-inch tablet market has been neglected, RIM's BlackBerry Playbook has great hardware, however the lack of native email on launch disappointed fans, it was only when Google...
- Light and portable
- Fantastic app selection
- Intuitive UI suitable for first tablets
Apple iPad Mini Review
: The Apple iPad Mini offers great entertainment in a portable device, making it the perfect choice for anyone who travels a lot and wants to enjoy apps, games and movies while on the move
Review Apple iPad Mini Tablet
Apple enters new territory with its iPad Mini and its 7.9-inch screen . A successful start. The choice of materials, the feel and workmanship fulfill the expected premium claim despite the low price. The low total weight combined with a thin aluminum chassis sets standards.- Workmanship
- feel
- choice of materials and stability
- Light and compact
- State-of-the-art wireless technologies
- Extensive range of accessories
- Excellent touchscreen & pleasant keyboard
- The IPS screen's good rates
- Outdoor use made possible by high luminosity
- Good application and graphics...
- Case susceptible for fingerprints
- Limited connectivity
- Subsequent memory expansion not possible
- EUR 140 extra for 3G or LTE
- Screen only supports 1024 x 768 pixels
- Current movies only with black bars due to the 4:3 format
- Only 12 month warranty ex-factory
- Suboptimal positioning of the stereo...
Apple iPad Mini in-depth review -
Check out our full comparison with Apple's iPad (fourth generation)! As much as we love Apple's iPad , the original tablet that sparked a slew of imitators, it isn't a very traveller-friendly device. At 652g, the iPad is a heavy little beast.- Compact and light
- Great battery life
- Bright, colourful screen
- Excellent App Store
- Premium price
- Rival screens are sharper
- No expandable storage