What do you want to see in the iPad 2?

March 01, 2011

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Apple has confirmed its press event on March 2 will be about the next iPad, inviting journos to "come see what 2011 will be the year of". There's no shortage of rumors about what we'll see tomorrow, from the prerequisite (smaller and lighter) to the plain hopeful (Retina Display) - but that's boring. We want to know what would make existing iPad owners upgrade, and what would make the holdouts decide to jump in. Let us know in the comments.

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Tim Hanlon

Tim originally came to New Atlas as a developer, much to the dismay of anyone who had to maintain, build on, or rewrite his code. After wearing every other hat that didn't have a head for it, he became CEO in 2010. Outside New Atlas, he trains Muay Thai and plays too much Destiny.

8 comments

Facebook User March 2, 2011 01:05 AM

I believe that the new ipad should have holographic imaging, where you can see an actual image of a person or a game your playing. I believe that if the new ipad had that feature people would be rushing out to go get there first one or another one with the upgrade.

Von Meerman March 2, 2011 01:47 AM

I want to be able to use my iPadd as a phone, like I expected of the first one. Video, like I thought the first one had.
Let me playlist my videos. Don\'t restrict my format choices so harshly. Don\'t enforce that stupid YouTube mobile app which looks for the lowest quality video - It\'s not an iPhone so it looks terrible.
Otherwise: Size is perfect, weight is perfect.

Tim Storm March 2, 2011 02:32 AM

Flash.
Yup. I want the whole web.

Michael Miller March 2, 2011 09:44 AM

As long As apple makes it .It will be limited

ChrisB March 2, 2011 11:14 AM

I would like to be able to use the iPad as a design tool for concept sketching. The size and format lends itself well to a sketchpad for a range of design fields: industrial, interior, graphics and even architecture. Perhaps there should be some consideration for an A3 version as well. the screen and stylus would need to of a similar touch sensitivity as the Wacom. Wacom have the perfect tool for designers, if you are able to manage a 10kg sketchpad on your lap.

Griffin March 2, 2011 12:07 PM

BLUETOOTH PHONE CAPABILITY! CAPACITY FOR VIDPHONE!

Christopher Avina March 2, 2011 01:28 PM

1-Thunderbolt port if they dont want to go the way of USB 2-Pressure sensitive AND multitouch screen (exopc has such a screen) 3-never-gunna-happen but a SDHC slot would be great so I can just pop in my card from my camera and view my photos 4-gyroscope 5-Duh, HD front facing camera 10mp front camera 6-dual core processor 7-GPS
ridiculous requests: receipt scanner printer fingerprint scanner (maybe not so ridiculous but do they even put these on the MBP?) inductive charging 3d Screen (stereo cameras on the back) mind reading via bluetooth

warren52nz March 2, 2011 05:25 PM

Voice Recognition. The days of keyboard and mouse entry mustly surely be nearly over. Most people are bad typists and constant mouse use hurts. Voice Recognition will put an end to RSI and the need to learn how to type. You don\'t see Captain Kirk typing to the onboard computer!