After kicking the tires on the fourth iteration of the iPad, it's easy to see that, although it's an incremental update, the newest iPad is the best one of the bunch. Not only does the new processor make the experience much more rewarding, but the Lightning dock connector saves a bunch of hassle...

The Apple iPad was the highest scoring tablet overall in our test and the best for all-around use

Very large screen for its size; Very high resolution; Excellent screen and sound quality; Excellent camera/video; Very fast system speed; Consumer testers loved the design and feel; Consumer testers loved the camera functionality

Slightly heavy for its size; Few connectivity options

Very good, no doubt it's the best product. I will say all other ipad are nothing in front of apple ipad. very good service and product.

Today I am checking out the 16GB Apple iPad. The iPad launched Saturday and was dropped off on my doorstep by early afternoon Saturday. Yesterday I posted up some unboxing pictures of the device and a few early impression of the iPad.

Fantastic on-screen keyboard; Great screen; Lightweight; Good-looking

Strange issue with WiFi drops; iPad native apps are too expensive in some instances

Now in its fourth iteration in two years, the Apple iPad continues its reign as king. The best large tablet you can buy today, the Apple iPad (4th Generation) has it all: top performance, a stellar screen, a surprisingly good camera, speedy Wi-Fi, and a breathtaking library of spectacular apps.

New Lightning connector means some old accessories won't work here

The sneaky iPad 4 takes our tablet top spot almost by default. There are no cosmetic changes to swoon over but this is a seriously slick, turbo-charged version of our favourite slate, and all for the same price as the outgoing iPad 3.

This fourth-generation iPad has so much in common with the third generation released in March 2012 that we decided to forego many of the features here because we already discussed them in detail last March.

Retina display; Small text is easy to read; iOS 6 has tons of features; Battery life; Lots of apps; A6X processor

Non-expandable memory; Proprietary port / Closed "world" that may turn some off; Maps still behind the competition; Will the tiny Lightning connector be sturdy enough for docking stations

I bought my iPad 4 about 18 months ago to join my Brennan JB 7 as my last purchases into the world of 'modern' HiFi and technology. Being of mature years and not in a position to upgrade that often some may think that my gear is somewhat out of date and past it.

This iPad is awesome. It was easy to set up. It is easy to use and it makes e-mail so easy. The apps are fun. Videos are easy to watch and down load.

Perfect size

Takes time to get use to if you don't use an iPhone

Everything seems ok except for 2 things. 1. The iPad won't connect to my Bluetooth device. Have tried all suggestions. 2. It only transferred about half of my songs from me old iPad. Otherwise it seems to be a great iPad.