Ewan Spence covers the digital worlds of mobile technology. It might be awkwardly named, but the 'iPad mini with Retina Display' is a powerhouse of a tablet. Starting with the form factor of the ...

The iPad mini with Retina display has arrived. As someone who dumped the full-sized iPad for the iPad mini a year ago, I’ve been excited to get my hands on this new model. Can its small size ...

Apple’s new iPad mini for 2013 introduces by far the most oft-requested feature that was missing from the original version: a high resolution Retina display for ultra-sharp rendering of text and ...

the iPad Air. For starters, the 2013 mini adds a Retina display, along with Apple's top-of-the-line A7 processor and a larger battery. But, it also comes at a higher cost. We know, we know ...

Powered by the A17 Pro chip, this iPad mini packs plenty of power into a small build. It's a perfect portable pick to take on ...

And while the iPad Air was released just a few short days ago, the iPad mini with Retina Display, also known as the iPad mini […] iPad mini with Retina Display Release Date: What Buyers Should ...

Apple's iPad mini with Retina display has gone on sale, with the second-generation iOS tablet available for order through the Apple Store online. Shipping in 1-3 business days for the 16GB and ...

Should you buy the iPad Air or iPad Mini with Retina display? After all, now that the Mini has a Retina display and an updated processor, the tablets are virtually identical -- except for the Air ...

the ultra-light mini could disappear in a purse or jacket pocket. Though it's a more powerful device, the full-sized iPad's killer feature is still its spacious Retina Display. Books, movies ...

In other cases we’ve read that Apple’s next iPad mini will have a Retina display and will launch in time for the holidays this year. Apple is reportedly worried that a Retina-equipped iPad ...

When Apple announced that the iPad mini with Retina Display was coming "later in November," most of us assumed that meant the end of the month. Well, who said Apple couldn't surprise us anymore?