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November 2013
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372 Avis
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Les éditeurs ont aimé
Ecran IPS à haute définition
Finition
Performances & autonomie
Le catalogue d'applications
Bon rendu de l'écran / Définition très élevée
Large autonomie
Prise en main / Excellentes finitions
Réactivité générale de l'appareil
Superbe carrure
écran stupéfiant
Une charge pour la journée
Bien plus rapide que le précédent Mini
Écran Retina
Excellentes performances
Très bonne autonomie
Connectivité 4G LTE
Enfin un écran Retina
Performance de l'Apple A7
Autonomie
Ergonomie
Aussi puissant qu'un iPad Air
Toujours aussi léger et fin
Écran lumineux et à hauts contrastes
Bon écran tactile
SoC ultrarapide
Excellente autonomie
Qualité de fabrication exemplaire
Bonne performance en navigation internet
Bons hautparleurs...
Ecran Retina - Haute résolution
Processeur Apple A7 performant
Aussi puissant que l'iPad Air
Léger
Prise en main
Les éditeurs n'ont pas aimé
Le prix en hausse
Peu de connectivité physique (comme pour tous les iPads)
Les capteurs photos n'ont pas évolués
IOS 7 manque de nouveautés
Pas d'extension de mémoire de stockage
Positionnement des haut-parleurs
Port Lightning propriétaire
Très cher comparé aux tablettes 7/8“
Pas d'extension de mémoire
Moins de couleurs que l'écran d'un Air
Prix
Couleurs pas parfaitement réglées
Pas de capteur d'empreintes
Pas grand chose d'autre...
Prix en hausse
Qualité audio perfectible
Malheureusement mal positionnés
Pas de connectique de transfert de données à jour
Couverture des spectres colorimétriques limitée
Fidélité des couleurs à revoir
Quelque peu plus lourd et épais que son prédécesseur
Coûteux
Capteur photo toujours bloqué à 5 mégapixels
Pas de Touch ID
Haut-parleur toujours pas orienté vers l'utilisateur
Publié: 2013-11-26, Auteur: Stuart , review by: pocket-lint.com
Portable, powerful, great screen, as a tablet should be
No Touch ID, not 802.11ac, no microSD
The iPad mini with Retina display bests the efforts of the original mini in virtually every department - and where it doesn't offer an outright improvement it sticks with what worked before. The naysayers will tell you iOS 7 is chaotic, that Androi...
Extrait: Now it does, and it's hard to see there's a tablet on the market or the horizon to touch it.Watch our video review for the full verdict.This video is a Future Publishing production.Apple buys 3D sensing company for $350miPad Air review: Apple's finest ta...
Facing the world with a proper Retina display means the new iPad Mini has overcome the key limitation of its predecessor. The fact that it has also gained internals to match those of the top-of-the-range iPad Air means it's no longer the "iPad Jr" either...
Publié: 2013-11-21, Auteur: Sophie , review by: stuff.tv
Gorgeous build, stunning Retina screen, All day battery life, Much faster than the original Mini
Very expensive compared to 7/8in tablets, No expandable storage, Marginally inferior colours compared to Air's screen
If it wasn't for the tiny niggles of colour reproduction, performance and price, we'd give the iPad Mini with Retina display the overall tablet crown. Colours look slightly more vivid and accurate both on the iPad Air (which also performs ever-so-slightl...
Extrait: The new 7.9-inch display should show photos and videos in razor sharp detail as it features more than 3.1 million pixels; one million more than an HDTV. It has the same 64-bit chip that powers the iPad Air.The 128GB Wi-Fi only model costs £559, while th...
Amazing display, excellent battery life, fast processor, great 3D graphics, easy to use, app store still number one for quality and variety
A more expensive choice in the current tablet market
Apple has taken its landmark tablet and made it significantly better. There's no doubt this is the best small tablet on the market, and should budget not be a primary factor in a buying decision then it's the device to go for whether it's for screen qual...
At the start of this review, we mentioned you needed to make a pocket-based decision with the iPad mini.Essentially, there is such synchronicity of user experience across everything Apple currently makes, that really it comes down to how much money you wa...
If iPads were the only tablets in existence, you'd be able to make your decision between the Air and mini completely based on size. I prefer the iPad Air to Apple's smaller slate because I think that once something isn't truly handheld or pocket-sized li...
Adds a high-res Retina screen, Thin, light, and comfortable to hold, Powerful 64-bit processor, New Wi-Fi antennas are fast, iOS 7 runs smooth, Battery life is still 10 hours
Camera quality has not improved, A hair thicker and heavier than iPad Mini, $400 price tag is steep for a compact tablet, No fingerprint sensor, Some users complain about iOS 7's new look
The iPad Mini 2 is our favorite tablet of 2013. With a powerful 64-bit A7 processor and a high-resolution ‘Retina' screen, it finishes the job that Apple started with the first iPad Mini started. At $400, it's a lot more expensive than other compact tab...
Publié: 2013-11-13, Auteur: Chris , review by: reviewed.com
You'd be hard-pressed to determine that this tablet is anything other than great after looking over our lab results . While the mini lags behind competition substantially in terms of color reproduction, that's the only real performance flaw we could find....
