IPad 3 Lunched between March or April 2012

The next generation of the Apple iPad has started between mid March and mid April 2012, according to a new report.

Citing unnamed sources in the supply of components from Apple, DigiTimes reported that Apple iPad 3 launch over the next three to four months. Sources indicate that the production remains high by iPad 2, probably within 14-15000000 Units range in the fourth quarter of this year, but Apple iPad 2 orders will be reduced 4 to 5 million units in the first quarter of 2012.



Foxconn 9.5 to 9.7 million of the third generation iPhone in the first quarter built, the report says, with the gradual increase in production in February.

3 Apple iPhone should be slightly thicker than the second generation model, it seems to lead a high-resolution retinal display. Earlier reports, the analyst pointed out that the cases can be 3 in February started better but with this new report is consistent with the BGR exclusive report last week that Samsung has a new top-shelf with a screen resolution retinal unveil at Mobile World Congress in February.

Its Time for QD Tv not 3D

Researchers have developed a new form of light-emitting crystals, known as quantum dots, Which can be used to produce ultra-thin televisions.

The tiny crystals, Which are 100 000 times smaller than the width of a human hair, can be printed onto flexible plastic sheets to produce a paper-thin display that can be easily carried around, or even onto wallpaper to create giant room-size screens.



The scientists hope the first quantum dot televisions - flat-screen TVs like current, but with improved color and thinner displays - will be available in shops by the end of next year. A flexible version is expected to take at least three years to reach the market.

Michael Edelman, chief executive of Nanoco, a spin out company set up by the scientists behind the technology at Manchester University, said: "We are working with some major Asian electronics companies The first products we are expecting to come to market using quantum dots. will be the next generation of flat-screen televisions.

"The real advantage provided by quantum dots, however, is that they can be printed on to a plastic sheet that can rolled up It is likely these will be small personal devices to begin with.