Friday, March 25, 2011

IPad 2 Glass Is Thinner But Stronger Than Original IPad's

A array of highlight tests uncover that Apple's new iPad 2 has significantly stronger potion than its predecessor, even even though it's 27 percent thinner.

Shown in the video above, correct firm iFixYouri.com tested the adaptableness of the screens by propping them on two wooden blocks towering a or two inches high and dire down on them with a wooden plank. The iPad 2's shade survived when collapsed from both elevations, but the iPad 1's shade pennyless when flexed from a in. high.

Finally, the iFixYouri tester had to break the iPad 2's potion with his own hands. Brutal.

"That potion was redonkulously strong!" an iFixYouri operative says in the video.

It's splendid how sufficient growth glassmakers have done between only the first- and second-generation iPads. Perhaps the dreams of adjustable digital displays aren't as well far off.

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