I'm going to buy a 2nd hand Ipad and looking at this comparison table on wikipedia ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_iOS_devices#iPad) it appears that the only different between the 4 and the Air is ...
ram 1 GB LPDDR3 DRAM / gpu PowerVR G6430 / iOS 7.0.3 & 64 bit bus frequency
what real life benefits does the air have over the 4?
Looking for experience info from people who have handled both ideally.
thanks.
Thinner, lighter, smaller and more sexy.
It should also come with the office apps installed which are £6.99 each. Basically the equivalent of word, excel, PowerPoint etc etc
thinner, faster, lighter, morer.
We have a 2, a 3 and FiL has an 'Air', I wouldn't pay more for the air over the 3 personally but i would pay more (a bit) for the 3 over the 2 if that makes sense...
It should also come with the office apps installed which are £6.99 each.
Our 3 came with these...
It should also come with the office apps installed which are £6.99 each. Basically the equivalent of word, excel, PowerPoint etc etc
They're free to all users now? I've downloaded them on all my Apple stuff for free.
It should also come with the office apps installed which are £6.99 each. Basically the equivalent of word, excel, PowerPoint etc etc
They're free to all users now? I've downloaded them on all my Apple stuff for free.
Only if you've bought a new device - I want them free for OSX as i've been using the free ones on new iPad but still have to pay £13.99 a go 🙁
Air is faster, and almost hand holdable.
All the previous full size iPads you have to rest on you lap/table/sofa really.
If I was buying now though, the latest mini is just as fast as the air, and a properly handy size, and cheaper.
I've recently gone from an iPad 2 to a retina mini.
Not missing the size and the change in resolution is great. Everything is much clearer.
Thanks all. Think I will try and see if we can push for the AIR if finances will allow, will speak to the boss later.
the latest mini is just as fast as the air,
But has a smaller screen so not comparable.

