iPad Hardware and Competition

A review of the iPad 2. Is it worth it to upgrade? Should you wait until the next iPad 3? Find out how the iPad 2 stacks up.

The iPad 2 has a host of features that differentiate it from the original iPad, including cameras and a faster processor that can run games better.

The iPad 3 includes a higher definition screen, faster processor and the voice recognition introduced with the iPhone 4S. But is it worth the upgrade? Or is the iPad 2 the best bet?

Unless you're living under a rock, then you've heard of the iPad. Find out how Apple's first version of this device measures up in this video by About.com's Sam Costello.

After years of rumors and months of hype, the Apple iPad goes in sale in late March 2010. It’s then the public will learn whether the iPad just a source of jokes on the web or, as Apple promises, a truly revolutionary computing device.

If you still have questions about the iPad 2 before you run out and buy one, you have come to the right place. The iPad 2 FAQ contains answers to the most commonly asked questions.

It doesn't take long for people to speculate about what Apple has in store for the iPad. Before the iPad 2 even launched, iPad 3 rumors began making the rounds. And with the iPad 2 only a few months old, rumors about the next generation device are only getting more frequent.

iOS 5 was announced at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) and is the next version of Apple's iOS. Including key features like wireless activation and the much-anticipated iCloud service, iOS 5 will be released in Fall of 2011.

If the iPad counted as a PC, Apple would be the fastest growing PC vendor in the world. So what keeps the iPad from being a PC? Does it lack features? Or is it really a PC in disguise?

The Amazon Kindle Fire has been labeled an iPad killer since before it was even announced, but how does it really stack up to the competition? Is it worth the rather attractive asking price, and will it cure your iPad cravings?

The Amazon Kindle Fire has been called an iPad-killer, but does it really deserve the title? We look at both devices, compare the features and (most importantly) help you decide which one may be the right device for you.

Looking for a great way to finance your new iPad? Sell your old one! Don't worry, even if you don't want to go through the hassle of an auction site, there are still easy ways to sell your iPad.

A chart comparing the differences between the original iPad, the iPad 2 and the latest release, the iPad 3. The chart compares the processor, graphics, display, memory, storage and other features of the iPad.

Apple introduced it's new iPad on March 7th, 2012, and it did not disappoint. New features included better graphics, faster processing, better data speeds and voice recognition.

The iPad 3 announcement turned out to be the 'new iPad' announcement, with Apple dropping the number from the end of the name. But did they drop anything else? Is it a great upgrade? That depends on how you are using your current iPad.

The iPad 3 adds 4G, a Retina Display, and iSight camera and voice dictation. But how does it measure up to the hype? Is it the best tablet on the market, or just a better iPad 2?