Is it worth upgrading to the new iPad from the iPad 2?

Answer 1

Nope we can't say it in this way. This is because The new iPad is kind of heavier. It contains A5X chip inside and has a better camera but in order to do this successfully you will have to make the iPad heavier. Right, iPad 2 now. It is lighter but the now only 16gb is left. 32 gb and 64 gb is already discontinued on March 7th 2012. It really is bad.

What I suggest is I would prefer an iPad 2 white, this is because you won't often use an iPad and take a picture right? It is now $3088 (In hk dollars) it is still very good as it contains a A5 chip inside.

The look of iPad 2 and the new iPad is just the same. So people don't really know if you have a the new iPad or iPad 2 in ur hand while using it outside.

So, guys if you want iPad 2, you must hurry and get it this month (March) because after it is all sold out there will only only be one option left, and this is to buy the new heavier iPad.

Hope this helps! :)

Answer 2

Faster processing power, better graphics and the cameras are, in my own opinion, are worth it. If you have no use for cameras, or only surf the net with your iPad then it's probably not worth the upgrade. You have to be a gamer, use Photoshop and other graphical apps to really see the difference. email, Facebook, movies, photos and music work all the same.

Answer 3

The new iPad (iPad 3) has a better display and also a new chip (processor) which is faster.

LTE 4G networking is now possible with the iPad 3 (only on some networks)

This question has only one answer, Yes, it's better than the previous one...

But with the iPad 2 still in stores, you have to examine your needs very well before to make a choice.

Raf

Answer 4

The answer to this question is an answer to be opinionated, but I believe that the iPad Air is better...and I don't even have one (I have an iPad Mini). I think it is better because it has a high-quality operating chip, and it is lightweight and efficient. It is know to process data finely, and is newer and more technologically advanced than the iPad 2. Still, though, it is your preference.

Answer 5

No, it is not. If you were to assign the New iPad a number, it would the the iPad 3.