Apple iPad mini Announced, Starts at $329, Pre-Order on October 26, Available November 2
Apple iPad mini has been officially unveiled today. It has a 7.9 inch and it is dubbed as the concentration of the original iPad and not reduction.
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Apple iPad mini Full Specifications And Price Details
Apple iPad mini has got a 7.9″ display, a dual-core processor, front-facing FaceTime HD camera, 5Mpix iSight back camera, 1080p HD video capture, Lighning connector, Wi-Fi, 4G LTE and more. Check out the remaining features, full specifications, launch date and the price info of the IOS powered Apple iPad mini tablet here.
Apple’s iPad Mini appears to start at $329 in the U.S.
Apple’s smaller iPad mini is expected that to release tomorrow and fresh report suggest that the pricing may start at a minimum of $329 in the Unites States.
Apple iPad Mini Pre-order starts October 26, hits stores on November 2 [Rumor]
Apple confirmed an event on October 23, where the much rumored iPad mini is expected. Now unconfirmed reports suggest that the iDevice will be up for pre-orders possibly on October 26 and will be available in stores a week later on November 2.
Apple’s iPad Mini price details leaked online, Not that Convincing
Apple ‘s iPad Mini price leaked online ahead of announcement on October 23. It seems the Wi-Fi with 8GB model will start pricing at 249 euros, which comes out to about $320. Are you convinced?
Apple iPad Mini Launch Invitations Distributed For October 23rd Event
Apple has sent out invitations for an event that will happen on October 23 and the company is expected to announce the long rumored iPad Mini tablet at the event.
Apple’s October 23 Event Confirmed, iPad Mini 7.85 inch Tablet expected
Apple appears to be planning to introduce its iPad Mini along with others at an event on October 23.
Apple iPad mini to be Wi-Fi only, New iPad 3-9.7inch to offer 4G LTE Support
According to reliable sources, Apple do not expect to include 3G-capabilities in the iPad mini in order to produce it comparatively cheaply and to limit the top price of the product to keep the competition high with rivals such as Kindle or Nexus.