iPad Mini 7.85-Inch Could Be An Enlarged iPod Touch [Rumors]
Rumors about iPad Mini are fast taking pace. First we heard of a relocated headphone jack, and now here we have Gizmodo reporting about an iPad Mini's display screen that measures 7.85-inches. Apparently, they acquired a photo of the same which speaks of no 4:3 aspect ratio, unlike the iPad.  One can see in the picture that there are very small bezels on either sides of the iPad Mini and talks are around about separate volume buttons.
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So, we can expect a iPhone 5-like design with an elongated display  The legitimacy of either this photo or the rumors surrounding it can't be vouched for, but then Gizmodo states that the source of their news has shared nothing but authentic parts from what he says is a completely reputable Chinese supply. We are waiting for updates on this story.
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So, we can expect a iPhone 5-like design with an elongated display  The legitimacy of either this photo or the rumors surrounding it can't be vouched for, but then Gizmodo states that the source of their news has shared nothing but authentic parts from what he says is a completely reputable Chinese supply. We are waiting for updates on this story.
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