Buy Apple iPad 3 in Chennai Online

Apple Inc. Is a revolutionary information technology company which manufactures products like Laptops, Desktops, Consumer electronics and computer software. It also produces iPhone, iPod and now iPad. The new Apple iPad3 is a brilliant and excellent tablet that has many advanced technologies and features. You don’t need to type anything using QWERTY. Instead of QWERTY it has touch use facility. You can touch the screen and browse the internet. You can play games, view your photos and also send e-mails by using the single touch of your finger. It makes everything easy and saves your time.

All the apps designed in new apple iPad were built-in. These apps are developed for the purpose of using the large multi touch screen and also the capability of ipad. There are nearly 20,000 built-in apps are presented in iPad3. It has high quality LED display with high resolution. You can store whatever you want. You can video chat with your friends. The clarity of the web cam is crystal clear. You can surf the internet smoothly. The iPad 3 has built-in YouTube and Apple iTunes store online. This iTune displays your downloads like books, musics, apps in all the devices. It features you to watch movies and TV shows by using iTunes 10.6.

The model name of the new iPad is Apple iPad 3 Wi-Fi. It has built-in Ethernet connectivity and also the Bluetooth connectivity. The chip used in this model is Dual core Apple A5X. It has quad core graphics and high performance. The operating system used is iOS 5.1. The size of the screen is 9.7 inch which is diagonal Retina display. The screen is wide and has multi touch display. It uses IPS technology for the multi touch feature. It just weighs 652g. The resolution of the screen is 2048 X 1536 pixels which are ultimate compared to other models. It has 264 pixels per inch.

The storage can be varying from 16 GB.16GB and 64GB. The resolution of the built-in web camera is 5 mega pixels. The camera has lot of features like auto-focus, Video recording, and Face detection. It can catch 30 frames per second. And also it has audio, video stabilization. You can easily read e-Books using the iPad 3. New Apple iPad in chennai uses on-screen keyboard. The iBook apps in this iPad3 enable the user to download books from online book store. It also enables contact and calendar features. The battery can be used up to 10 hours. It is a rechargeable battery with 42.5 watt power and it is a lithium polymer battery.

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A Quick Look at the Apple MacBook Air 2012

Back before ultraportables were a thing, Apple's MacBook Air burst into the scene sporting a combination of small size, thin design, and near-high-end laptop parts specs. It was a landmark release in that it vastly improved upon the then-concept of thin laptops with low power consumption by adding more-than-capable laptop components to the mix.

A few months after its release, ultraportables started to flood the market, with many expecting them to be the next great portable PC trend. While that has been proven to be excitable early hype more than anything, it's undeniable that ultraportables do have a considerable market share.

With ultraportables now having a huge presence, can the latest iteration of the MacBook Air keep its head above the crowd?

The answer to that is a resounding "yes."

The new MacBook Air has the following laptop components under its hood: A third-gen 1.8 GHz Intel Core i5 ULV CPU, 4 GB of 1,600 MHz DDR3 RAM, an Intel HM77 chipset with integrated Intel HD 4000 graphics, and a 128 GB solid state drive. Its screen measures 13.3 inches diagonally, and its dimensions are at 12.7 x 8.9 x 0.11-0.68 inches (its height is tapered from the back to the front). Its weight comes in at 2.98 pounds (3.68 pounds with the AC adapter included), and it comes pre-installed with the OS X Lion 10.7.4 operating system. Overall, the ultra costs about $1,199; a pretty penny to be sure, but one that's justified by the power its laptop parts contain.

The aluminum unibody design of Apple's MacBook has by now become iconic, and this newest MacBook Air isn't looking to change that tradition anytime soon. While many ultras have certainly tried to emulate this look, there's just something about a MacBook's solid unibody build that sets it apart from all the others; it's that distinctive.

Speaking of distinctive looks, one design change that's sure to be very noticeable is the ultra's new charge cable. Taking off from the last model's MagSafe, the simply named MagSafe 2 is wider and flatter, and now juts out from the side of the computer rather than hugging it. Whether or not this works better for you, it's no doubt a drag that you will have to spend an additional $9.99 for an adapter if you still want to use your old MagSafe cables.

Although a bit shallower than that of the MacBook Pro's, the Air's keyboard is no less functional and comfortable to use. Its backlight also adjusts adequately to a well-lit room. And since this is a MacBook, the touchpad is no slouch either. In fact, it's still one of the best around.

While not capable of 1080p HD, the MacBook Air's screen still has a higher resolution than most ultras', coming in at 1,440 x 900 pixels versus the standard 1,366 x 768. The laptop doesn't have Retina Display, but images it displays are as clear as you'd want them to be.

While this new MacBook Air isn't a revolutionary step forward, it still has what it takes to be on top of the ultraportable game, making it worth every penny.

Back before ultraportables were a thing, Apple's MacBook Air burst into the scene sporting a combination of small size, thin design, and near-high-end laptop parts specs. It was a landmark release in that it vastly improved upon the then-concept of thin laptops with low power consumption by adding more-than-capable laptop components to the mix.

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