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iPad mini 3 Review – Refinement not Revolution

Posted on April 29, 2015April 28, 2020 By Hulk
iPad mini 3 Review – Refinement not Revolution
For many tablet fans, Apple’s second-generation iPad mini hit the sweet spot. Keeping the bag- and hand-friendly design of the original iPad mini, but adding a Retina display, it replaced standalone ereaders and held the phablet fort until the iPhone 6 Plus arrived. Technology can’t stand still, though, and so 2014 brings the iPad mini 3. With the changes far more moderate than the iPad Air 2, though, does the iPad mini 3’s previous charm remain as strong? Read on for our full review.

Hardware and Design

Depending on your color choice, you might find it hard to tell the difference between the iPad mini 3 and its predecessor at first glance. If you really must telegraph to those around you that you’ve the very latest version, there’s now a gold finish for the first time in the iPad mini line-up.
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