Rumors keep on to whirl above Apple’s next generation iPad, and one consistent Taiwanese newspaper states the latest device will be releasing almost nearby 2011, complete with video calling, two cameras, new display and touch technology, and a USB port to connect easily to other devices.
Firstly the Chinese-language Economic Daily News financial newspaper in August reported that the device would have a 7-inch touch screen, and after that similar newspaper, which was among the first to properly information that Apple was making a tablet whilst other news sources said it would be a net book, on Friday reported that the new iPad 2 will go into production this month and will be on sale early on next year.
Taiwanese newspapers sometimes win scoops on new electronics products in the fact Taiwanese companies are concerned in each aspect of electronics production, from components to last assembly.
As, the Economic Daily says that Largan accuracy will supply camera lenses for the fresh iPad, while Hon Hai Precision Industry, which manages under the trade name, Foxconn will be responsible for last assembly.
The August report from the Economic Daily said Chimei Innolux will supply 7-inch LCD touch screens, which use the similar IPS technology found in the original iPad, for the latest device.
The companies named in the Economic Daily report refused to comment. Contract manufacturers and component producers normally do not expose what products they’re working on because incapable to keep privacy can cause them to lose business.
News Source:- www.computerworld.com
