Which tablet is recommended to buy in 2018?

  This year, the milestone event is the WWDC (World Wide Developer Conference). This annual event catches all the attention from all over the world. In the conference, there is already some speculation about the iPad and other smart devices. At the same time, the CEO, Tim Cook delivered his keynote. On the conference, the WWDC give a clear indication of the general direction the tech giant will take in the following this year. People pay their attention to this event because the Apple product is so attractive. At present, which tablet should you buy? Is the relatively older version of iPad worthy of buying?

  The iPad mini with Retina display comes in at the same price of iPad 4, which makes it even tougher decision to choose between them. The final decision comes down to which one will suit your needs more. In this article, I’ll compare the iPad Mini with iPad 4. The iPad 4 comes with a 9.7-inch screen, while the iPad mini with Retina display comes with a 7.9-inch screen. Both operate a resolution of 2048 x 1536, so pixels aren’t a big deal when deciding between the two tablets. The only difference here is about two inches in screen size, but that can make all the difference depending on what you use your iPad for. We’ve found that the full-size 9.7-inch iPads are best for reading PDFs and other documents since the fine print can be hard to read on smaller screens. The larger iPads are also best for typing on the on-screen keyboard. Many users don’t do a lot of typing, so that really isn’t a big deal, but if you use your iPad for documents, the larger screen may be beneficial. However, where the iPad mini with Retina display shines is its compact size, and we’ve found it to be the perfect consumption device while on the go. While the iPad 4 is best for reading, that doesn’t mean the iPad mini with Retina display is worse at it — you just won’t be able to fit as many words in on the smaller screen; we’re still able to read eBooks and documents just fine on the iPad mini’s display.

  The difference in bezel size can be the deciding factor for some. The iPad 4 as a full bezel all the way around, making it perfect to hold without your thumbs getting in the way of the screen. The iPad mini, on the other hand, has a thinner bezel on the sides. You have to be a bit more careful about thumb placement so that you don’t block any part of the screen. We suppose this may be a deal-breaker for some users, but I personally don’t think it’s a huge deal, and thanks to palm-rejection technology, you don’t have to worry about tapping the screen with your palm when holding the tablet.

  Whether you are enjoying photos, shopping or building a presentation, the vivid 9.7-inch Retina display has the detail and size to really bring them to life. iPad works seamlessly with your other devices. Start an email on your iPhone and finish it on iPad. Or copy images, video, and text from your iPad, then paste to your nearby Mac. It’s as durable as it is portable, with an aluminum unibody construction that delivers a reassuringly solid feel. iPad is designed to stay connected wherever you go.

  This is where the deciding factor comes into play. Most people care about how quickly their iPad can get tasks done, such as launching apps, and how smoothly it’ll do it. While the iPad 4 is a last-generation tablet, it still packs a punch when it comes to performance. The iPad mini with Retina Display sports a newer A7 processor with 64-bit architecture for even quicker performance when handling apps and games. Benchmarks prove that the iPad mini with Retina display is the faster of the two tablets. We doubt you’ll notice much of a huge difference when it comes to blindly playing around with them separately.

Are you eager to buy an iPad in the market? There are varieties of reasons you can choose. The tablet can meet your demands. You can look through the news, read a comic book in the evening or just watching a blockbuster on a plane. At present, picking up an iPad is a tough task. This iPad Pro is definitely the biggest iPad, with a 12.9-inch diagonal screen. It’s a bit like someone ripped the screen off of a 13-inch laptop and turned it into an iPad. If you’re an artist who has dreamed of having a larger and more responsive iPad to draw on, the 12.9-inch iPad Pro is a dream come true with its extra-large canvas.

  In summary, if you plan to use your iPad for the content, whether it would be documents, images or video, I recommend the iPad 4. While if you use your iPad for entertainment purposes, such as watching movies or playing games, the iPad Mini is a perfect choice. The screen size is perfect for wherever you go. If you choose the former one, we have iPad 4 Touch screen digitizer prepared. Otherwise, we still have the latter one. The decision totally depends on your demand.