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Which makes it odd that 2011's iPad 2 is not only still supported, but still on sale.
by frou_dh 13y ago
Which makes it odd that 2011's iPad 2 is not only still supported, but still on sale.
- MBCook 13y agoThere are two reasons. First, the original iPad was somewhat underpowered. There is a reason the iPad 2 felt so much faster. The second reason is because of the iPad mini. The non-retina Mini is an iPad 2, just in a smaller package. I know some developers were complaining after the retina Mini was announced because Apple didn't update the non-retina version to the A7, so the effectively still have to support the iPad 2.