iPad 2 Reportedly Began Production




The news that Apple prepares iPad 2's not officially confirmed suchrumors previous products. However, speculation about Appleproducts to be launched is always interesting because the long-awaited industry analysts and, especially, the fans of Apple.


This latest news as reported by the Wall Street Journal Web site(WSJ), Tuesday (08/02/2011), that iPad 2 starting production at the factory Foxconn, China, which has been the assembly center Apple products. According to competent sources quoted by WSJ, IPADsecond generation will be equipped with cameras and fasterprocessors.


n addition, the size slimmer and lighter than the first version.Amounted to at least one camera in front for video conferencing.Processor and memory will be larger than previous versions.


However, according to WSJ sources, screen quality has not changed, unlike the prediction of a number of parties that iPad 2may use a screen like the iPhone retina 4. No information aboutthe size of screen, whether fixed 9.7-inch or smaller. However, in many instances, Apple CEO Steve Jobs denounced the 7-inchscreen that is widely used manufacturing other tablets.


Apple iPad reportedly going to release this 2 by cooperating withVerizon Wireless and AT & T, which means the possibility of goingto work on GSM and CDMA networks.




The product is expected to available on the market within the next few months with the same price range with the first version of the iPad. Currently, Apple offers iPad priced between 499 dollars to829 U.S. dollars depending on the type of connection and largesupported storage media. 


This year, Apple may still be making a big profit from this computer tablet market. Piper Jaffray & Co. estimates that Apple will sell 27million iPad throughout the year 2011. In fact, some investors believe the figure could penetrate 35 million iPad. Since releasing the middle of last year, Apple managed to sell 14.8 million iPad world wide.
Source : Wall Street Journal

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