Monthly Archives: March 2012

Blog post: Apple’s new iPad boasts better colors – how did they do it?

Posted in: 2012, In The News | March 22, 2012 at 11:15 pm , by admin

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Back to share more of our display measurement results from the new iPad. Side note before we jump in: this is a somewhat technical post, if you aren’t familiar with the general workings of an LCD, this great live teardown by Bill Hammack is worth watching:http://youtu.be/jiejNAUwcQ8 There are two ways...

Blog post: Apple’s new iPad display; what does 44% more color get you?

Posted in: 2012, In The News | March 20, 2012 at 11:57 pm , by admin

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Last Friday Apple released an updated version of one of their hottest products, called simply “the new iPad.” Central to the update is a brand new display featuring significantly more resolution and color saturation. Since the resolution bit has been covered to death by others and we’re interested in color...

Blog post: John Gruber on new iPad design compromises

Posted in: 2012, In The News | March 19, 2012 at 11:30 pm , by admin

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Apple made the display a priority with its latest iPad release, breaking an unwritten rule that their products should get thinner and lighter with each release, not the other way around. John Gruber of daringfireball.net hit the nail on the head in his review of the new iPad:...