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AllThingsDÂ is confirming that Apple will unveil a seven-inch âiPad Miniâ in October, following the September launch of the next-generation iPhone.
ATDâs John Paczkowski reports the âiPhone 5â³ and a smaller iPad will premiere at two separate events before the US holiday season commences. He cites âseveralâ unnamed sources. The next iPhone will debut at an âas-of-yet unannounced eventâ on September 12, the report says.
âOnly after the next generation iPhone is out the door and on sale will Apple announce the smaller iPad itâs been working on,â Paczkowski writes. âThat device, which is expected to have a display of less than eight inches, will be uncrated at a second special event, which sources said is currently scheduled for October.â
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Apple hasnât confirmed any plans.
For months, tech analysts have been debating the marketâs need for an Apple device thatâs larger than the iPhone and nearly three inches smaller than the existing 9.7-inch iPad.
Comparing the âiPad Miniâ to the classic tablet, some argue itâs a bad idea. Experts suggest the medium Apple device would offer consumers an âinferiorâ experience in terms of web browsing, video streaming, reading and writing. The diminutive iPad would be competing with several other 7-inch tablets on the market including Googleâs Nexus 7, Amazon Kindle Fire and Barnes & Nobleâs Nook tablet.
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