A new leak confirms some of the specs that we’ve been hearing for Apple’s second generation iPad mini launch, which is believed to be coming this fall with iOS 7 on board. According to the leaks, the 7.9-inch tablet will feature a Retina Display with 2048 X 1536 pixels, the same number of pixels that are found on Apple’s larger third and fourth generations of full-sized iPad tablet. Additionally, it’s now said that the iPad mini will get a big processor bump to include a dual-core Apple A6X processor.
The increase in screen resolution will give the iPad mini a 324-pixel-per-inch resolution, making it sharp and even more pixel-dense than the full-size iPad, which has the same number of pixels distributed over a larger 9.7-inch display.
Additionally, it appears that Apple may be trimming down the bezel even further on the iPad mini 2 with Retina Display. Though MobileLeaks did not specify the source of its intelligence, the Dutch blog posted some renders of the tablet showing that in portrait orientation, the left and right bezels are practically non-existent.
Read also:
Would Jony Ive Really Shrink The iPad Mini Again To Add A Retina Display? (Cult of Mac)
The Latest iPad mini 2 Rumor Has A Familiar Feel To It (AppAdvice)
iPad mini 2 leaked specs suggest 324ppi display, A6X processor (Geek (blog))
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