This is it, the new third-generation iPad. Armed with a 2,048x1,536 retina display and improved colour saturation, Apple's latest tablet claims to be 'resolutionary' and arrives at UK stores on March 16 with prices starting from £399.
There's a new five-megapixel iSight camera inside, along with an upgraded A5X processor, quad-core graphics and 4G LTE support. Battery life holds steady at 10 hours, and though the device is 0.6mm thicker than the iPad 2, this clearly is Apple's best effort to date.
But is that enough? Has the new iPad convinced you to take your first steps into tablet territory? Have you decided to upgrade from an older model? Or has the refresh left you underwhelmed? Share your thoughts in the comments below and place your vote in the HEXUS forums.