Apple is set to release its highly anticipated iPad Mini with Retina Display tomorrow on November 12. The iPad Mini with Retina Display will be released tomorrow, the news comes after multiple sources discovered a posting by Apple on the company's GSX site, which caters directly to service providers. The next-generation tablet will be launched in the United States, Australia, China (Wi-Fi only), Hong Kong, Japan, New Zealand, and Singapore. The post, which was published on November 11, doesn't give an exact launch time but does indicate tomorrow as the release date. According MacRumors, Apple has previously launched it's products via press released at around 5:30 am of the specified date, therefore we could be seeing the iPad Mini Retina sooner than we think!
Multiple reports claim that Apple is having a supply issues in regards to the iPad Mini Retina. According to reports, display problems with the iPad have caused serious production issues. Earlier in November, Apple's CEO Tim Cook stated that it is "unclear whether we will have enough for the quarter or not." The lack of iPad Mini Retina's is most likely due to Sharp's low yield of displays. The lack of supply could be the main reason behind the quite release of the new iPad, which is very out of character for the Cupertino based company.
The iPad Mini with Retina Display will feature Apple's coveted Retina display, meaning that the small device now boasts enough pixel density to ensure the users will not detect pixilation at typical viewing distance. The viewer will see the stunning 2,048x1,536 Retina Display through the iPad Mini with Retina Display's 7.9 inch screen, which is LED-backlit with IPS technology. The new device will retail for $399 for 16GB of storage going all the way up to $699 for 128 GB.
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