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New Apple i Pad review: Apple i Pad very delighted at that time in the world. Now New Apple i Pad very awesome with amazing touch screen. Apple may have left a few things out. But Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster estimates Apple will sell up to 60 million iPads this year. And that's on top of the 55 million collectively Apple has sold since the original iPad was introduced in 2010, spawning imitators and redefining an entire category of computing.And nearly everyone who lands the brand new iPad on Day 1 — or more likely sometime afterward, since preorders are sold out — will be delighted. Apple's latest tablet strongly resembles the iPad 2. At 0.37-inches and 1.4-pounds, it's ever-so- slightly thicker and heavier (though Apple says most cases and accessories should fit). But the new iPad snatches the crown from its predecessor as the finest tablet you can buy. Period. Similar scenes played out last year with the iPad 2.   So it goes with the tablet born in 2012, which App...

New iPad may be a hit with consumers   The newly updated iPad isn't a revolutionary device like the original, but it's still likely to be a hit with consumers. Apple (AAPL) is clearly sticking to its oft-repeated formula: Take a popular device, add some significant but not breakthrough updates and offer it for the same price as before. It's worked before and is likely to work again. That's not to minimize the changes. The new super-high-resolution screen, the improved rear-facing camera and the new, optional 4G data antenna are all welcome additions and likely to please consumers, particularly those who don't yet have an iPad. But they're probably not enough to compel most iPad owners to upgrade. And by not rolling out a smaller, much cheaper model, Apple missed a chance to really broaden the iPad market. Here's what I like about the new iPad: High-resolution screen and faster graphics processor. Developers -- game developers in particular -- will be abl...