The Web was abuzz Friday with a rumor we’ve all been hearing for months -- that the iPad 3, whenever it comes out, will be outfitted with Apple’s retina display. Double the resolution ...

Updated @ 1:50pm: It seems I have to eat my hat. Apple has just released an iPad 3 with a Retina display at the same price point as the iPad 2. It is slightly fatter, however. Now read our post ...

The forthcoming iPad 3's retina display may come with performance & battery life costs. The rumors appear to be true. The next model Apple iPad 3 will have a 'retina display' display. MacRumors ...

Apple calls the screens on those phones “retina displays,” but does the iPad 3’s display qualify for this moniker? And what is a retina display, anyway? Does it make the iPad 3 worth buying?

It seems like we already know almost everything about the iPad 3 before Apple has even announced the tablet. We’ve heard and seen so much about the rumored Retina Display on the next iPad that ...

measures just 0.3 inch. While I understand that the increased girth is to accommodate the new iPad’s bigger battery, its 4G radio (on those models), and the Retina display, I’m more concerned ...

Images that are part of the new iBooks 2 application reinforce that the iPad 3 will technically have a Retina display, only with a lower resolution. Share on Facebook (opens in a new window ...

In the mean time, IB2 has been updated for the Retina display in the iPad 3 and is worth the $7 just for the stunning environments and beautifully rendered exotic locations. This sword-fighing ...

Kuo now claims that iPad 3 will deliver a Retina Display-like quality and resolution doubling to 2048x1536, an enhancement originally thought to make it into the more immediate release of iPad 2.

The most persistent rumor for Apple's next-gen iPad is the use the introduction of high-resolution Retina Display ... what's allegedly the display component of an iPad 3.MacRumors claims to ...

So, for the majority of people, the claim of a “retina display” is probably accurate. I’ll note, though, that the iPad 3 pixels are larger than those for the iPhone 4. But that’s OK ...