iPad Air and iPad mini with retina display are Apple’s latest generation iPads. The bigger of the two – iPad Air was redesigned to be lighter, thinner and smaller than its predecessor while the smaller among the two – iPad mini with Retina display was muscled up with a better display and a much better processor making it slightly bigger and heavier. With this contradictory approach to the new generation iPads, Apple has achieved a subtle balance between its two iPads.
Both the iPads – iPad Air and iPad mini with Retina display are almost exactly similar in terms of specifications. They are powered by the same 64bit A7 processor along with M7 co-processor. There is a 5MP rear camera that can record 1080p videos along with 1.2MP front facing Facetime camera. The only difference is their display sizes – iPad Air has a 9.7inch display while the iPad mini with Retina display has a 7.9 inch display and both these displays have the same resolution of 2048×1536 pixes, thus giving the iPad Air a pixel density of 264ppi while the iPad mini with Retina display gets a pixel density of 326ppi.
We recently unboxed the iPad Air and today we brought you the photo gallery of both these tablets – iPad Air and iPad mini with Retina display separately. Today you can check out the photo gallery of iPad Air vs iPad mini with Retina display and decide for yourself how they look.