The iPad Mini with Retina Display is now available, starting at $399 for the 16GB model. And, we have one here at CNET. How is it? Stay tuned for the full review, but here are my early impressions thus far.
The new iPad Mini does, indeed, have a much higher-resolution display than its predecessor, and a bumped-up A7 processor to boot, but if you pick up the new Mini it feels a lot like the old Mini. The differences become clear if you look closely, or play games, or read lots of small text. Whatever remaining limitations separated the larger iPad from the Mini have been removed. This is the Tiny Air, down to nearly every feature.
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The new iPad Mini does, indeed, have a much higher-resolution display than its predecessor, and a bumped-up A7 processor to boot, but if you pick up the new Mini it feels a lot like the old Mini. The differences become clear if you look closely, or play games, or read lots of small text. Whatever remaining limitations separated the larger iPad from the Mini have been removed. This is the Tiny Air, down to nearly every feature.
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