iPad Mini Retina Hands On

The first-generation iPad mini was near-perfect in terms of a small tablet, with the one big shortcoming being that it lacked Apple's impressive Retina high-resolution display. The eye-boggling 2048 x 1536 screen looks excellent in person, and for anyone coming from a generation one device it's going to be a dramatic change. Apple may have beefed up the iPad mini's processor power with the A7 chip and added a 128 GB storage option, plus much better global LTE coverage, but the Retina is what's really going to make it worth the extra $70 over the original cost of the gen-one iPad mini. Matthew Panzarino takes a look at the new iPad Mini Retina.
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