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Will Apple Announce iPad 3 Alongside iPhone 4S/iPhone 5?

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Developers who have taken a peek at the iOS 5 software have found references to two new iPad models not yet released–iPad 3,1 and iPad 3,2–suggesting that the new iPad models could potentially come late summer or early fall alongside Apple’s speculated next-generation iPhone refresh. While the iPad 2 tablet was only released recently–and is still constrained by inventory shortages at retail channels–the device was seen as a modest refresh from the original iPad tablet.

Many had speculated before the second-generation tablet’s announcement that Apple would release another refresh later this year to update the resolution of the iPad’s display to Retina-like display quality.

Additionally, iPhone 4,1 and iPhone4,2 references were also present in the firmware. The missing iOS touchscreen member is the iPod Touch, which may indicate Apple may not host an iPod refresh this year. Historically, the company had introduced new iPod models at the Fall music event.

While these references are appearing in the beta version of iOS 5, it’s unclear if their appearance will indicate a release date in late summer or early fall, however.

Via: TUAW

21 Comments

21 Comments

  1. Steve

    06/08/2011 at 12:40 pm

    jeez…glad you bought an iPad 2…

  2. writing jobs

    06/08/2011 at 12:57 pm

    I like this article. Thanks.

  3. Xiao Liu

    06/08/2011 at 1:17 pm

    Aw jeeze, not this shit again….

    • Mrjamessr

      06/08/2011 at 4:50 pm

      It’s Apple, what were you expecting? :) It’s been like this for years.

       

  4. jdubs08

    06/10/2011 at 1:01 pm

    I love Apple products to the core (MacBook, iPad 2 and the iPhone 4) but this crap is ridiculous.  I keep saying, “Wait until the next one as it’s only 6 months away.”  I hate that I have/need to get the next greatest thing from Apple.  Congrats Apple marketing team.  LOL

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