what is the difference between an ipad and ipod?
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The main difference between the iPod and the iPad is what they are for. The iPod is a music player that has expanded beyond music to include other media like videos and photos. On the other hand, the iPad has an even broader scope as a multimedia device that you can do everything that the iPod can do and more.
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nano has a touchscreen (no more Clickwheel on any nano models). Like the iPhone and iPad, it's a multitouch screen. Memory: The iPod nano uses solid-state Flash memory to store music, video, and other data.
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Active member. There is no difference in the function. I have the IPhone version on my I Pad2 as they were cheaper. The HD version are slightly clearer on a large screen.
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The major difference between the iPad models comes not in physical form, but in computing performance. ... Likewise, while both iPads offer 1 GHz processors, the iPad 2 uses a dual-core A5 chip, versus the iPad's A4 model. This translates into faster functionality for the iPad 2.
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The standard iPad has a screen size of 9.7 inches, while the iPad Air steps things up to 10.5 inches. ... Because the iPad Air has a larger screen, the body of the device is also bigger. The iPad Air is also a little thinner: While the standard iPad comes in at 0.29 inches thick, the iPad Air sits in at 0.24 inches.
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The iPad Air offers a performance upgrade over the standard iPads, along with display improvements including an anti-reflective coating, True Tone technology and a wider colour gamut. The iPad Air also offers a larger display in a slimmer and lighter build, as well as Smart Keyboard compatibility.
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Probably the biggest competitor of the iPad is the standard laptop, but unlike the laptop which opens up to reveal the screen and the keyboard, the iPad is a tablet or slate, which does not have any hinges. ... Instead, the iPad has a touch screen that is used for all input needs.
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The iPad is also more mobile than a laptop, which is one of its main selling points. This mobility isn't just about carrying it with you when you travel. ... You can get some of the same versatility with a Windows-based tablet, but when compared to a laptop or desktop PC, the iPad certainly has an advantage.
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The iPad Air is a lot faster The 10.2-inch iPad contains the same A10 Fusion chip we found in last year's 9.7-inch model, while the iPad Air has an A12 Bionic chip that includes Apple's second-gen Neural Engine for optimized machine learning. It's quite the jump.
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The biggest difference between these tablets is screen density. The iPad mini's display is 7.9 inches diagonally, with 1024 x 768 resolution at 163 pixels per inch. The iPad with Retina display packs a punch — 9.7 inches, with 2048 x 1536 resolution at 264 pixels per inch.
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The iPod Nano is priced at $149 for 16GB and uses a 2.5-inch touch screen and a home button borrowed from the iPod Touch design. Unlike the iPod Touch, it does not run the same iOS software shared by the iPhone and cannot be used with third-party apps downloaded from the iTunes App Store.
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The iPad Air is closer to the regular iPad in size and weight, but everything else is identical to the iPad mini. This device is 9.8 inches long and weighs a pound, but that's really the main difference. ... The iPad Air is larger and starts at $499. If you want a bigger screen, the Air is the obvious choice.
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The iPad mini models were the first in the iPad line to have stereo speakers. ... The iPad 2 uses the "traditional" 30-pin "Dock Connector" port whereas the iPad 4th Gen and iPad mini models have a smaller, rectangular "Lightning" port that is faster and easier to use but not compatible with the earlier standard.
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IPads run Apple's iOS, a mobile operating system designed for smartphones and tablets. Standard laptop operating systems, such as Windows or OS X, are much more flexible and customizable: they can run more programs at once, handle more complex applications and give the user greater access to the file storage system.
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An iPad is simply a tablet. There is no difference in form factor. Because an iPad is by Apple, the price tends toward the upper range compared to, say, Samsung. A notebook could be a small laptop, perhaps with a removable screen to serve as a tablet.
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The most basic difference between the Nook and the iPad is what type of device they are. ... The iPad uses a large touch screen LCD display, which also doubles as its input device. The Nook, like the Kindle, uses a smaller e-ink display that maximizes battery life while greatly reducing eye stress during prolonged reading.
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The answer to that questions is that both are MP3 players, but the iPod is a specific brand of MP3 player, made by Apple that has a specific set of features and design. ... Unlike most mass market MP3 players, the iPods use the Apple iTunes software to transfer music to the music devices.