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Originally Posted by born2bwild 
At normal tablet viewing distance, the slightly lower pixel density of the iPad 3/4 does really not show at all, so it's not really a disadvantage for the iPad. However, the bad color calibration, relatively low gamut performance and the inferior contrast ratio of the Nexus is evident at any distance. And that's why I think overall, the Nexus' screen loses to the iPad.
Personally, I find the much richer ecosystem of the iPad 4 far more crucial to its draw, even after considering the superior GPU and battery life of the iPad 4.
Keep in mind the 4th was just a minor upgrade, released only a few months after the iPad 3. But there are other things such as a new 720p front camera, and the effect of a better GPU can be seen in gaming applications.
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Originally Posted by almighty15
I would still with the Nexus 10..... Faster where t matters in the CPU tests and equal too or slightly slower in GPU terms.
But that 300ppi display
I would still with the Nexus 10..... Faster where t matters in the CPU tests and equal too or slightly slower in GPU terms.
But that 300ppi display
At normal tablet viewing distance, the slightly lower pixel density of the iPad 3/4 does really not show at all, so it's not really a disadvantage for the iPad. However, the bad color calibration, relatively low gamut performance and the inferior contrast ratio of the Nexus is evident at any distance. And that's why I think overall, the Nexus' screen loses to the iPad.
Personally, I find the much richer ecosystem of the iPad 4 far more crucial to its draw, even after considering the superior GPU and battery life of the iPad 4.
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Originally Posted by Forsakenfire
So the only improvement most people would see over the 3rd generation would see is battery life?
So the only improvement most people would see over the 3rd generation would see is battery life?
Keep in mind the 4th was just a minor upgrade, released only a few months after the iPad 3. But there are other things such as a new 720p front camera, and the effect of a better GPU can be seen in gaming applications.
Nexus 10 display looks fine to me.... did have my eye on the note 10.1 but now I have another contender
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Hopefully a quad core by then, and 16,64,128gb models.....although that's pushing it...
