IPad 5 Can Launch That Oct, iPad little 2 Delayed Until Next Year

As we receive a constant flow of stories and rumors in regards to the two upcoming tablets from Apple: the sixth generation iPad (the iPad 5) and the generation iPad mini, October ways. However, this time a study opposes earlier rumors that have been suggesting both tablets will be introduced at the same time, next month. The new record hints the 5 and the iPad iPad mini 2 shipment would happen in 2014 and mini 2 won't both be released the following month.

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IHS iSuppli, market research company, promises the 9.7 inches iPad 5 will be released the following month, as rumored. Nevertheless, the market research agency says the Retina display second generation iPad mini's creation isn't in an enhanced enough phase to aid a simultaneous release with the 5 in October. Rhoda Alexander, manager of supplement and check exploration at IHS iSuppli, says: "The Retina Mini looks less certain for that time. Manufacturing volumes on that could match better having a Q114 [first quarter 2014] launch.

Rhoda Alexander did note that Apple is normally an unknown business particularly when it comes to releasing products and services, therefore he doesn't exclude the possibility of Apple will unveiling the fifth generation iPad and the generation iPad mini next month. This kind of possibility isn't impossible, given that Apple could announce both tablets at exactly the same time, but ship the iPad mini 2 at a later time.

Analysts suggest that creation of the Retina display iPad mini 2 isn't far enough to ensure maximum levels to get a release this season. The report by IHS iSuppli estimates that addressing Apple's desired quantities of Retina display second-generation iPad mini is not possible with present production volumes and the earlier this could happen reaches the end of 2013.

In a recent report early in the day this year, Ming-Chi Kuo of KGI Securities mentioned that there is a chance production for your Retina display iPad mini 2 won't start until October 2013 due to display yield dilemmas. But, in a recent report Ming-Chi Kuo changed his position indicating that it is possible that the Retina iPad mini 2 and the fifth-generation iPad could possibly be produced at the same time, with this year's fourth-quarter. Ming-Chi Kuo also said that in his opinion, a Retina display iPad mini 2 will be more efficient if released this year and a delay until 2014 might make the Retina display second generation iPad mini less desirable in the eyes of customers.

There is not much time left until a formal announcement from Apple and even though the company's strategies remain unknown, everything is possible, even a low Retina second-generation iPad mini, powered by the A6 System on Chip, an update from the current iPad mini that is powered by the A5 System on Chip.

Do we really get to see a double release time for the Retina-laced iPad Mini 2 and the apparently slimmed down IPAD AIR CASE in Oct 2013?

Such situation is highly likely, that is if Apple will be surprised enough to halt the supposed market energy being obtained by Android drugs - both in the full-size and the compact portions. IPAD 4 CASE  http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00LGC4LTC

Market study organization ABI Research, in accordance with Apple Insider, is giving out some warning signs for the technology giant to ponder on. Certainly one of Apple's greatest milking cows, a written report of the company said, is considering snowballing risks from Android capsule makers.

Figures from ABI showed that as of June 2013, Apple has successfully cornered some 50% of the nearly $13 billion of total revenues that tablet computers have generated in the 2nd quarters of the same year.

Now if the iPad maker is dominating your competition, eating up the lion's share of the world wide capsule income inflows while leaving the remainder for the challengers to battle over with, why Apple CEO Tim Cook must be losing some sleep?