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Apple’s often rumored “<a href="http://www.bgr.com/tag/ipad-mini/">iPad mini</a>” could feature a slim bezel display, allowing the screen to occupy a larger portion of the tablet’s face than it does on current iPad models. <em>DigiTimes</em> on Monday cited sources within Apple’s supply chain in claiming the new smaller iPad will utilize 7.85-inch IPS/FFS display panels built by LG Display and possibly AU Optronics as well. While the original iPad, iPad 2 and new iPad features a design that includes a fairly substantial bezel surrounding the screen, Apple’s iPad mini will reduce the size of the bezel, thus allowing Apple to create a smaller overall footprint. <em>DigiTimes</em> also reports that the new 7.85-inch iPad will likely be priced between $249 and $299 when it launches later this year.<span id="more-131241"></span>
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Apple’s often rumored “<a href="http://www.bgr.com/tag/ipad-mini/">iPad mini</a>” could feature a slim bezel display, allowing the screen to occupy a larger portion of the tablet’s face than it does on current iPad models. <em>DigiTimes</em> on Monday cited sources within Apple’s supply chain in claiming the new smaller iPad will utilize 7.85-inch IPS/FFS display panels built by LG Display and possibly AU Optronics as well. While the original iPad, iPad 2 and new iPad features a design that includes a fairly substantial bezel surrounding the screen, Apple’s iPad mini will reduce the size of the bezel, thus allowing Apple to create a smaller overall footprint. <em>DigiTimes</em> also reports that the new 7.85-inch iPad will likely be priced between $249 and $299 when it launches later this year.<span id="more-131241"></span>
<a href="http://www.digitimes.com/news/a20120312PD205.html">Read</a>
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