The
model, first posted by Macotakara, shows Apple's new
Lightning connector on the bottom of the device, in the same spot as the new
iPhone 5. The headphone connector, however, remains on top.
If this
video is accurate, the iPad Mini will
serve as a middle-ground between the iPhone or iPod Touch and the current iPad -- it's expected to measure approximately 7.85
inches.
Rumor has it the
device will be announced in October, but there still hasn't been an official
word from Apple on its existence.
Does an
"iPad Mini" make sense for Apple? Would you buy one? Share your
thoughts in the comments.
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