Stefan Simbade
In Shanghai, a professional photographer and tech enthusiast was given the opportunity to test out the new iPad Mini for a day. The iPad Mini is a 7.9-inch tablet that is lightweight at 0.66 pounds and 6.1mm thick, with a 7.9-inch Retina Display, True Tone and P3 wide color, an A12 Bionic chip, an 8MP back camera, and a 7MP front camera.
During the test, the photographer was able to explore Shanghai with the iPad Mini in tow, taking pictures with both the 8MP back camera and the 7MP front camera. They also tested the device’s video function and found it to capture clear and sharp images with vibrant colors. The iPad Mini was used to find directions, locate restaurants, and explore attractions around the city, and its performance was impressive.
The iPad Mini’s pros include its lightweight and portable design, 7.9-inch Retina Display, fast A12 Bionic chip, 8MP back camera, 7MP front camera, and excellent battery life. However, its cons include its expensive price point, limited storage options, and lack of a headphone jack.
For those in the market for a great tablet and an unforgettable travel experience, the iPad Mini and Shanghai, China are both recommended choices.
