Apple unveiled its long-awaited third generation iPad on March 6 in San Francisco, California. Dubbed simply the new iPad, the device offers a number of upgrades the company thinks will keep it far ahead of the competition.
Apple has sold some 15 million iPads and, judging by the reaction in the room, is likely to keep up the pace with this new model. Here, take a closer look at the new iPad.
The new iPad doesn't look much different than the old iPad on the outside. Asked about the lack of cosmetic changes, senior vice president of worldwide marketing Phil Schiller said, "It was perfect, so why change it."
Apple gave the new iPad's screen top billing at the event. It sports a so-called Retina Display with an uber high-resolution of 2048 x 1536. That's a pixel density of 264ppi.
Apple also announced enhanced versions of its many apps. The new iPhoto, for example, is more powerful, bordering on Photoshop territory.
With the new iPhoto, iPad users have more options for presenting shots they've taken. Want a fun way to remember that trip to Cancun? Not only can you crop and retouch snaps, you can present them in new album formats that include map and weather widgets.