A device that Apple calls “resolutionary,” the third iPad officially launched in March. So, what makes this different from the first two iPads? A Retina display, 5MP iSight camera and ultrafast 4G LTE, for starters. The retina display doubles the pixel count of the iPad 2; the much-improved camera and iPhoto app reinforce the emphasis on photography, and browsing the Internet should prove to be a less time-consuming task with the tablet’s true 4G capabilities. However, as Apple already dominates the tablet market, it seems as if the new iPad’s only real competition may be its own younger sibling, iPad 2 — which now has a much more competitive price point starting at $399.

Read more 'Net Briefs from the May 2012 issue of Website Magazine:

- New and Improved iPad - Mobile App Watch - Startups to Watch - Lost in Translation - Bing's Organic Phase  - Acquisitions and Milestones  - It's About Time(line)  - OpenStack Opens Up - A Patented Conflict - Mind Games  - Girl Power - The Hacker Way