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Given that the iphone is quite portable and a 4.5" model is all but assured, I'm not sure I see the point of having a 7" tablet. The issue with the 10" is that
by ezy 14y ago
Given that the iphone is quite portable and a 4.5" model is all but assured, I'm not sure I see the point of having a 7" tablet. The issue with the 10" is that it's not quite as portable as some people would like -- but the 7" seems to fragment the product line a little too much given that you already have the ipod touch.
On the other hand, the one way I could see this working is if they reshuffle categories such that the lower resolution iPads and the iPod touch fade away to be replaced by the 7" wifi model. That would make some sense.
EDIT: Ooops, 4", not 4.5"
- quarterto 14y agoa 4.5" model is all but assured Citation? All the evidence I've seen points to a 4" model. http://www.cultofmac.com/177233/yet-another-4-inch-iphone-5-display-surfaces-with-in-cell-touch-technology/ http://www.cultofmac.com/177233/yet-another-4-inch-iphone-5-...
- achompas 14y agoRight. In addition, the '7" iPad' is rumored to actually have a 7.85" screen, so that Apple would now have a 4" phone, an ~8" tablet, and a ~10" tablet. I'd say those devices are easily distinguished from one another.
- bwilliams18 14y agoIf they came out with an 8" I'd want the 10" to bump up to 12" I think it would still be manageable, you'd have 4 inch differentiation among each product.
- arn 14y agoya, all the part leaks have been of a tall 4" model. Not a 4.5" model.
- ezy 14y agoSorry, you're right, it's 4" I was thinking of. At any rate, the point was that the phone display is going to increase in size.
- diminish 14y agoI doubt a 4" iphone, mainly a lot of people here assured me that current iphone size was an ergonomic magic dimension for palm.