following the report from DigiTimes claiming Apple had a new 7-inch iPad in the works for August, iMore’s Rene Ritchie today claimed Apple is actually targeting an October release, alongside the next iPhone. He also claimed his unnamed source said the device will launch for $200 to $300 and pack-in a Retina display and specs almost identical to the current iPads:
Apple will be going forward with the 7-inch iPad, currently targeting an October 2012 release alongside the new iPhone, and — here’s the killer — at a $200 to $250 price point… Our source has indicated, however, that the 7-inch iPad will be identical to the current 9.7-inch iPad, just scaled down. That seems to include a 2048×1536 resolution display, just like the new iPad. If accurate, that would put the pixel density at around 326 ppi, the same as the iPhone 4S (and higher than the 264 ppi new iPad) retina display.
5.13.2012
7-inch iPad Coming This Fall For under $250?
Stack Bundles ft. Kanye West "Did It My Way"
a special audio treat reaches us this weekend as a previously unreleased track from the late and great ByrdGang rapper Stack Bundles emerges. Titled “Did It My Way,” the track boasts a chorus delivery from Kanye West and will be featured on Far Rockstar’s upcoming mixtape project Rap In Retrospect.
"I Want That M.M.G" @YoungRellBNB [official video] | directed by @Hall_Of_Mirrors
Brave New Breed representer and red cup aficionado Young Rell is back with a new video for his song "I Want That M.M.G".
Shot by Hall of Mirrors at Virginia Beach's JTF Studios
5.12.2012
Knicks To Look For Point Guard To Partner w| Jeremy Lin
when coach Mike Woodson stopped short of anointing Jeremy Lin the Knicks’ starting point guard for next season, he did so with a reason. The Knicks have eyes on landing a veteran point guard to share the load and do not want to close the door on any point-guard recruits.
The Knicks have their list of capable point guards to pursue in free agency, which begins July 1, either for the veteran’s minimum at about $1.4 million or their lower exception of $2 million. Their $5 million mid-level exception is expected to go to Lin, 24, who not only adds another dimension to Woodson’s sickly playoff offense but adds a boatload of cash to owner James Dolan’s coffers.