Pentru ca prezentarea iPad 3 se apropie apar noi zvonurile legate de aceasta insa acum ne axam pe accesoriile pentru noul produs si nu pentru dispozitiv in sine. Cei de la iLounge sustin ca o carcasa asemanatoare cu cea din imaginea de mai sus va fi prezentata de Apple miercuri, ea avand o husa SmartCover in fata si o bucata de fibra de sticla imbracata in piele care va proteja partea din spate. Apple s-ar fi inspirat din accesoriile disponibile pe piata cand a conceput acest nou accesoriu si nu se stie daca el va fi compatibil cu tableta iPad 2.
The iPad Smart Case. Apple apparently has been working on a Smart Cover-influenced case of its own for the upcoming iPad. Said to be similar to Incase’s Magazine Jacket (and a host of subsequent alternatives that have appeared for the iPad 2), this new case has a folding magnetized Smart Cover on the front, and a rear shell made from fiberglass covered with PU/bicast leather. It’s unclear whether this case will be solely for the thicker new iPad or include backwards compatibility for the iPad 2.
Lasand la o parte iPad 3 trecem la iPhone 5 deoarece iLounge sustine ca viitorul terminal ar urma sa aiba o carcasa facuta din sticla Gorilla Glass 2, ar urma sa aiba un conector USB mai mic si ar urma sa vina cu un ecran mai mare. Informatiile sunt desigur neconfirmate si avand in vedere ca suntem abia in luna martie ar putea fi extrem de imprecise chiar daca ele au fost vehiculate si anul trecut. Informatiile se coroboreaza totusi cu zvonuri aparute in ultimele luni deci este clar ca Apple testeaza prototipuri ale iPhone 5 cu aceste specificatii.
Another Glass iPhone. Despite the well-established “aluminum-backed iPhone 5” rumors that have continued to circulate since the iPhone 4 was released, Apple is nonetheless continuing to experiment with glass and ceramic rear shells for a future iPhone model. The upshot is that the new design would be like the iPhone 4, but thinner, thanks to Corning’s stronger Gorilla Glass 2 and the further reduction of internal components. Our source suggests that the 30-pin Dock Connector is likely on the way out in the near future, and that a larger screen remains in the cards.