The new iPad Dilemma: It loves me … it loves me not – Part 4

Then there are those who own an iPad 2. They have the right to switch to the new iPad, but there is a tricky part. Those who have the money, again ,don’t waste time and drive to the nearest Apple store on March 16.

For those who live on an iPad, have the right to purchase one as well but besides the Retina Display there is not much that it offers. Upgrade to iOS 5 on your iPad 2 and that is going to work for you.

Those who have an iPad 2 and their work heavily depends on the internet, have two options. The first one is simple, dump the older one and buy the new iPad, if you don’t live on a budget. However, if you have an LTE smartphone, you probably have more chance of carrying it with you compared to a slate. The solution is simple than. Turn smartphone into a WiFi hotspot and connect the iPad to it to surf the LTE network.

There is a mutual consensus that there is no or a very little Android-tablet market. However, that has to be addressed. The new iPad is going to convert a lot of people from Android to iOS, mainly because of Retina Display. However, here is the snag, because of which I am stating this solution.

Certainly, the new iPad is an attractive device and will be a fix in the market for years to come but as compared to Android, it is on another planet. For those who finally are planning to bail on Android, should do, that’s my advice. But going directly to the new one iPad would cost you money.

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