- Sep 10, 2003
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So, refurb iPad 2's are now selling for $349 http://store.apple.com/us/product/FC979LL/A
I'm not sure I care about the retina display or the more advanced graphics processor. What else differentiates the new iPad from the old one? I sold my Nook Color for $130 and am confident that I can sell my Transformer for ~$230-$240, which would put me around the after tax price of the iPad 2.
I'm switching to the iPad because of the much bigger app catalog and because my academic library patrons mainly use iPads. There really isn't that much support by our vendors for Android tablets, whereas there's a lot out there for the iPad.
I don't really care about more advanced graphics for games, and my transformer's resolution is good enough for me. I think I'd rather buy a hard drive than spend that extra money for the new iPad.
Am I missing any cool specs?
I'm not sure I care about the retina display or the more advanced graphics processor. What else differentiates the new iPad from the old one? I sold my Nook Color for $130 and am confident that I can sell my Transformer for ~$230-$240, which would put me around the after tax price of the iPad 2.
I'm switching to the iPad because of the much bigger app catalog and because my academic library patrons mainly use iPads. There really isn't that much support by our vendors for Android tablets, whereas there's a lot out there for the iPad.
I don't really care about more advanced graphics for games, and my transformer's resolution is good enough for me. I think I'd rather buy a hard drive than spend that extra money for the new iPad.
Am I missing any cool specs?
