Apple launches 128 GB iPad
The rumours came true - almost a little too quickly.
Apple announced Tuesday that it's launching a 128 GB model of the fourth-generation iPad.
Previously, the biggest capacity you could get the iPad in was a 64 GB model.
The new version means you can now fit more music, movies, magazines, books and apps than ever before.
And with that much space, it's creeping up on the amount of strage space offered by many Ultrabooks - traditional but lightweight laptops without spinning hard drives.
Apple says the 128 GB iPad will be available Tuesday Feb. 5 for $799 (WiFi only) or $929 for the WiFi + ceullular version. That's an extra $100 for double the space.
Both will feature Apple's sharp 9.7-inch Retina display.
How much storage space do you want on a tablet?
- Maurice Cacho, MSN Tech & Gadgets
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And this the amazing news headline of the day ???
Gosh. Give me a break. We know Apple has nothing more to provide so you have to now give news of them expanding hard drive space ... rolling eyes....
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