Pricing Leaked for Apple's New iPad: Same Costs as iPad 2

Only a scant few days before Apple's big reveal of the iPad 3 – or the iPad HD, or whatever it plans to call its retina-display tablet. And while you won't be able to physically pick up a new tablet on announcement day, the general rumor community is hopeful that Apple's going to have the new iPad ready to go anywhere from a week to two weeks from Wednesday's big reveal.

While there's been some talk that Apple might jump the price of its new iPad anywhere from $70 to $80 over the launch price of the iPad 2, new leaked information making its way over to 9to5mac refutes last week's pricing rumors. According to 9to5mac's Mark Gurman, the prices of the various iterations of the next iPad are going to be identical to the price tags you'll find on today's non-discounted iPad 2 tablets.

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Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 leaked prior to announcement

Just outside of the main MWC venue area, we glimpsed a billboard of an upcoming Note tablet from Samsung. Not to be confused with the Galaxy Tab 2 10.1, the Galaxy Note will possibly be targeted towards a different audiences. From the ad, we can tell it also features the S Pen stylus, which the Tab 2 does not.

Historically, it's not uncommon for the Samsung unannounced devices to be leaked across the MWC grounds.

As you'll recall, the original Galaxy Note is a 5.3 inch device, which could be either regarded as a large smartphone or as a small tablet. At 10.1", the argument over whether its a phone or a tablet becomes effectively void this time around. What Samsung's new slogan will be for the new Note 10.1 tablet, we'll find out tomorrow.

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Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 leaked prior to announcement

Just outside of the main MWC venue area, we glimpsed a billboard of an upcoming Note tablet from Samsung. Not to be confused with the Galaxy Tab 2 10.1, the Galaxy Note will possibly be targeted towards a different audiences. From the ad, we can tell it also features the S Pen stylus, which the Tab 2 does not.

Historically, it's not uncommon for the Samsung unannounced devices to be leaked across the MWC grounds.

As you'll recall, the original Galaxy Note is a 5.3 inch device, which could be either regarded as a large smartphone or as a small tablet. At 10.1", the argument over whether its a phone or a tablet becomes effectively void this time around. What Samsung's new slogan will be for the new Note 10.1 tablet, we'll find out tomorrow.

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