Sayonara, iPad 2—you had a good run. On Tuesday, Apple announced that it’s replacing the iPad 2 in its iPad line-up with the iPad with Retina display , finally retiring the 9.7-inch model first introduced in 2011. Its successor, the fourth-generation iPad introduced in late 2012 , boasts an A6X processor, a 5MP iSight camera, a FaceTime HD camera, support for LTE cellular networking (on Verizon, AT&T,...
iPad 2 bids us farewell, is replaced by fourth-generation Retina model
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