The iPad mini 3 is a curious beast. Curious insofar in that I don't really know where it's supposed to fit into the tablet market, a...
The iPad mini 3 is a curious beast. Curious insofar in that I don't really know where it's supposed to fit into the tablet market, an arena arguably created by Apple itself.
It's not the top-end tablet that technology fans will lust after, given it's based almost entirely on last year's technology.
Nor is it the budget option, occupying the higher price point its predecessor held for the last 12 months, starting at $399, £319, AU$499 for the basic 16GB Wi-Fi only option.
While I'm used to Apple bringing out incremental updates, this one is the oddest of them all: it's the iPad mini 2, but with added Touch ID.
Oh, and it comes in gold too, if that gets you excited (and to be fair, it does for a lot of people).
It's not the top-end tablet that technology fans will lust after, given it's based almost entirely on last year's technology.
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| iPad mini 3 review If you aren't desperate for Touch ID, this tablet offers very little |
While I'm used to Apple bringing out incremental updates, this one is the oddest of them all: it's the iPad mini 2, but with added Touch ID.
Oh, and it comes in gold too, if that gets you excited (and to be fair, it does for a lot of people).
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