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Apple's New iPad Mini with Retina Display Bumps Maximum Capacity to 128 GB

Tuesday October 22, 2013 12:56 PM PDT by Husain Sumra

As part of its iPad mini update today adding a Retina display to its smaller iPad line, Apple also introduced new 128 GB variations for the first time.

The new models, which offer double the storage capacity of the previous high-end iPad mini, will come with a $100 premium available in all combinations of space gray and silver and Wi-Fi/Wi-Fi + Cellular models.

The move comes almost eight months after Apple announced that the full-sized iPad would be receiving a 128GB variation.

The iPad mini with Retina Display is currently unavailable, but will arrive in November.

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Top Rated Comments

ValSalva

160 months ago

What do people expect? Of course the price was going to go up for a Retina model.

It will still sell like crazy. No Retina was a deal killer for a lot of people.

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indychris

160 months ago

Sure, don't we all wish that all Apple products were cheaper, but in reality this is EXACTLY what I have been waiting for to upgrade from my iPad 3. And seeing that I long ago ran out of space on my 3, the 128 Mini will double my current storage capacity for photos, music and apps. apples new ipad mini with retina display bumps maximum capacity to 128 gb image

apples new ipad mini with retina display bumps maximum capacity to 128 gb image

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larrylaffer

160 months ago

First for overpriced miniature iPads.

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ipedro

160 months ago

The new iPad Mini retina is spec for spec exactly the same as the iPad Air -- Just a smaller size screen. Even though I wanted a full size iPad, in anticipation of an iPad Pro at WWDC, I'm picking up a Mini retina which can be repurposed for the car later :)

Score: 1 Votes (Like | Disagree)

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