There is a lot of recent news about the iPad 2 tablet, and ENGADGET has recently revealed new information exclusively. It is reported that Apple iPad 2 tablet PCs will use Qualcomm chipsets supporting GSM/CDMA networks. The existing iPads use Infineon chipsets.
It is not yet clear whether the Qualcomm chip used in the iPad 2 is based on a variant of the Qualcomm EV-DO/HSPA Gobi chip. Perhaps it is because Apple wants the iPad 2 to support both Verizon and AT&T networks.
In addition, iPad 2 will also join the Mini SD card slot, although there is still no USB2.0 interface, but increase the Mini SD card interface is enough to make users excited.
iPad 2 tablet will use multi-core A5 processor (based on Cortex A9), and with SGX543 graphics core.
On the screen, the iPad 2 tablet is still 9.7 inches, but the resolution can be increased to 2048x1536, and the pixel density is increased from 132dpi to 260dpi. A recent Apple patent also shows that devices such as iPads are expected to include voltage managers and intelligent controllers, which can be safely charged under voltage instability without damaging the battery.
As for the release date of the iPad 2, it is expected to be clear within the next four weeks, and the official launch of the iPad 2 will have to wait until April. Reported that iPad 2 can only be purchased in Apple's official website or flagship store in the first three months of listing, and will only be available to partners.
In addition, iPhone 5 mobile phone and Apple TV also have further news, reported that iPhone 5 will join the A5 processor, shape redesign, is expected to be released this summer. The second-generation Apple TV is also expected to join the A5 processor and support 1080p video.