(1 items) The release of the fourth-generation iPad so soon after the third-generation iPad may have come as a surprise to even diehard Apple watchers, but the device itself won't.

Incredibly fast performance; Lightning connector improves over dock-connector; Better camera performance overall

Slightly decreased battery life; Lightning accessories still in short supply

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Ok, I am a current and previous owner of Apple products, specifically iPhone and iPad 2. There has been much hype about the Retina Display, Lightning connector and faster processor. Since there has been a price reduction, I decided to purchase the iPad 4 from Staples.

Easy To Set Up; Easy to Use; Efficient; Quality Construction; Reliable

Not That Much Faster; Photos Worse

The new iPad is dead; long live the new, new iPad (4th Generation). We know that time seems to fly by, but don't panic, it doesn't move that fast, Apple, six months after launching the new iPad, aka the Apple iPad 3 , has released an updated version ahead of its yearly update schedule.

Retina display; A6X processor; Lightning connector; battery life; better Wi-Fi; 4G EE support

Heavy; big; mobile data support is ￡100 premium

Having bought a tablet off another shopping channel that I did not like, I was pleased that QVC had the Ipad and on easy pay. I think it's fantastic and don't want to give it back, sadly apart from the battery case I don't need or want any of the other extras offered so reluctantly I will be...

its a well rounded system just the itunes is the only let down for the product

Yes, it's a little bit thicker: 9.4mm, compared to the 8.8mm iPad 2. And it's a skootch heavier: 1.44 pounds, or 1.46 pounds if you get Wi-Fi + 4G; the iPad 2 ranged from 1.33 pounds for Wi-Fi to 1.35 pounds for the AT&T version of the Wi-Fi + 3G. We bet you won't notice.

Same price; quad-core graphics; better camera; LTE speeds; gorgeous high-resolution display

iPads with A5 and A5X processors haven't been jailbroken; same storage capacities as iPad 2

Apple's latest iPad is blisteringly quick and offers even better battery life than before. With a beautiful display and a massive app selection, it's the one to get.

Same great design; Amazing display; Lightning-fast performance; Stellar battery life

Lightning connector may mean buying new adapters

By now, you've likely read a bunch of iPad reviews. There's no point in reading another review outlining every dimension, spec and feature. That'd be pretending that the iPad is like any other product you've seen before, and therefore can be reviewed using the same template.

No manual necessary; Access to nearly all iPhone apps; 10-hour-plus battery life; Bright 9.7-inch IPS LCD screen; Three external buttons; Multi-directional accelerometer

Highly reflective screen; Slippery; No multi-tasking (yet; "Only" a few thousand iPad-specific apps (so far

Verdict: Is it worth it? Put it this way. If you never bought one, you wouldn't miss it. But buy it and you'll soon wonder how you lived without it.

Brilliant user interface; lovely LCD screen; great form factor and design; WiFi support

Quite an expensive gadget; expensive accessories; no Flash support