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Stop watching movies on your iPad. Stop browsing the web. Your iPad can play some great games.
iPad games that shine use the extra screen space and sharper resolution to deliver touch gaming that captivates. Which games do that best? Read on and find out.
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The Apple iPad (3rd-gen) includes a Retina Display operating at a resolution of 2,048 x 1,536. Powering the new iPad is a dual-core A5X processor with quad-core graphics, it also gets upgraded optics in the form of a 5MP backside illuminated sensor that features a 5-element lens, IR filter and ISP built into the A5X chip. Apple claims The new iPad is good for 10 hours of battery life and nine hours when using 4G LTE.
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Arris said:
I feel that £600 for something that plays games which are mostly of the style and complexity of those I played on computers and consoles at the beginning of home computing is a bit silly. I accept that this is a useful and nice media/computing device, but still don't like the concept of putting your hands and fingerprints over what you are trying to look at
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Is Infinity Blade as good as it looks? Never really been a big fan of playing iPad games but jumped on the Draw Something bandwagon and I'm hooked
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Yes! It is worth the 7 dollars!! Play the first one first and then the second. It is also available for the iPod Touch (4th Gen).
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