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There's no question that nearly all individuals will have seen or heard of the iPad 2 in one way or another. There is invariably plenty of media coverage of anything Apple do. Apple lovers could be the cause of this or is it really that their product releases are so good? From an unbiased stand, I think it is a combination of these. The iPad 2 was introduced and released very recently, and it comes only a year after the first iPad was made available. So, if you bought the first model, I will now share my opinion on if you should consider changing to the iPad 2.

The iPad 2 is smaller compared to the original iPad model. The iPad 2 is skinnier by roughly 33% of the original but the screen dimensions continue to be unchanged. At only 600 grams, the iPad 2 is lighter than the original iPad. Light by any measures. These modifications are perceptible as I found by holding the iPad and iPad 2. Any thought you may have that it will not function as well, due to the size alterations, could not be more incorrect.

It can handle movies in the same way as movies for iphone. In comparison to the original model, the iPad 2 is speedier. First, Apple boasts that its graphics processor is nine times faster than the first iPad. That is a huge improvement, if what they state is accurate. The reason for this progress is for demanding games and the camera, which we'll come onto shortly. An A5 chip means that Apple also now has a processor that is a great deal quicker. The latest iPad's A5 dual core processor is what makes it speedier than the last model. Regardless of what I was using, I could distinguish that it was faster. Loading time is speedier and I observe this when using the web and video functions on both iPads.

Now, about the recent addition of the cameras; not only one, but two cameras are on the iPad 2. You will find the cameras fixed at both the back of the device and the front of the device. The first iPad didn't come with cameras the least bit, so this is a major feature if you're bothered about having a camera on your device. There is a difference in that one of the cameras can snap in 720p HD. The iPad 2 included FaceTime and Photobooth, giving you the ability to video call and take all sorts of pics. With FaceTime, the front camera lets your calling partner to see you and the back camera lets him see what you can see, on the back side of the iPad.

Overall, I would personally recommend upgrading from the original iPad to the iPad 2 if you have the money, however if you're not interested in slightly faster loading times then don't bother. The additional features are not that earth-shattering, although you do now have cameras and all in all the enhancements are excellent.