Apple iPad 3

Apple iPad 3 Wifi + 4G

Also available in 32GB and 64 GB memory variants.

PhoneApple iPad 3 Wifi + 4GManufacturer Apple StatusComing SoonAvailable in IndiaYesPrice (Indian Rupees)Expected Price:Rs.33000 

Place : Chennai Delhi Kolkata MumbaiPrice (USD)Expected Price: $733.33 approx 
DescriptionNew iPad comes with 4G LTE support and 2048x1536 Hi resolution  LED Backlit IPS display. It is powered by A5X Dual core Processor with Quad Core graphics.

Highlights·         - 4G LTE Support
·         - 2048x1536 LED Backlit IPS Display
·         - A5X Dual Core Processor With Quad Core GPU
·         - WiFi
·         - Bluetooth 4.0
·         - 5Megapixel ISight Camera
·         - 42.5 Wh Rechargable Li-Po Battery

	Network
Technology / Frequency Bands	HSDPA : 900/2100 MHz
	Battery
Type	Li - Po
Capacity	3816 mAh
Standby	720 hours
Talktime	-
	Built
Dimensions	241.2x185.7x9.4 mm
Weight	662 g
Form Factor	bar
Colors	Black and White
	Display
Size	2048x1536 pixels
Type	color : RetinaDisplay
Colors	16000000 colors
Secondary Display	no
	Camera / Imaging / Video
Camera	Yes 5.0 Megapixel
Resolution	2592x1944 pixels
Zoom	yes
Flash	no
Video Out	yes
Secondary Camera	yes
	Secondary Camera
Flash	no
	Connectivity
Bluetooth	Yes
Irda	No
Wlan/Wi-fi	Yes
USB	yes
GPS	yes
	Data
GPRS	Yes
EDGE	Yes
3G	Yes
Internet Browsing	Yes , Safari
	Media
Audio Playback	Yes
Video Playback	Yes
Ringtones
FM Radio	No
3.5mm Headphone Jack	yes
	Memory
Inbuilt	16 GB
Memory Slot	No
	Messaging
SMS	No
MMS	No
Email	Yes
	Software
Operating System	iOS5

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Intel maps out tablet plans

Intel's plans for tablets  and smartphones are crystallizing into a clear roadmap, as the chip giant begins to marshal its considerable chip design and manufacturing forces to address markets where it is not competitive--yet.
Intel is aiming its system-on-a-chip Atom at slim tablets like the Lenovo IdeaPad which had been demoed with an Intel Atom processor earlier in the year.

Intel is aiming its system-on-a-chip Atom at slim tablets like the Lenovo IdeaPad which had been demoed with an Intel Atom processor earlier in the year.

As tablets pour into national retailers like Staples and Best Buy, they are encroaching on shelf space occupied by laptops. Unlike laptops, however, tablets don't sport Intel silicon. Most notably, of course, Apple's iPad, which uses Apple's A5 chip. But Android tablets, too, from the likes of Motorola and Samsung, use chips mostly from Nvidia.

Intel, of course, would like to change that. Its first system-on-a-chip for tablets and smartphones--codenamed Medfield--will be a crucial component of that strategy, though chips that follow may be more important commercially. Medfield will arrive in the first half of 2012, followed by Clover Trail technology in the second half of 2012, Intel spoke.

Both of those chips will be better suited to the power sensitivities of tablets and smartphones and anything in between--the latter referred to as convertibles or hybrids. "Both Medfield and Clover Trail are targeted at tablet designs but could also be used as tablet hybrids," Ramirez said in an e-mail. Intel's move to Clover Trail was discussed at tech blog This Is My Next.