Apple snuck out the iPad mini with
Retina display in a low-key launch
on Tuesday, making it available for
purchase online, through personal
pickup of Web orders at its retail
stores, or from various carriers.
The device is also available at
selected authorized resellers, Apple
said, although it did not give
details.
However, the iPad mini with Retina
display apparently is not available
for direct purchase at Apple stores.
Mini With Retina Display Specs
Consumers can purchase the mini
with Retina display in a Space Gray
or silver finish, with either WiFi-only
or WiFi and cellular connectivity.
The devices come with a choice of
16-GB, 32-GB, 64-GB or 128-GB
capacities.
Pricing ranges from US$400 to $700
for the WiFi-only versions, and from
$530 to $830 for the WiFi-and-
cellular devices.
The iPad mini with Retina display
has a 7.8-inch screen and runs on a
64-bit A7 processor. Battery life is
up to 10 hours.
The device runs iOS 7.
All four major carriers -- Verizon
Wireless, AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile
-- support the iPad mini with Retina
display, and offer no-contract data
plans ranging from free in T-Mobile's
case to $50 a month, for allotments
of 200 MB to 6 GB of data per
month, depending on the carrier.
Consumers with existing flexible
shared plans can upgrade them to
add the iPad mini with Retina
display.
We hope it'll also be available in Africa. But apple needs to be considerate about the price cos you'll have to convince the android users.
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