The display that may or may not belong to Apple's next iPad has been given a more thorough once-over.
MacRumors, which last week posted photos--including microscope-enlarged shots--of a panel it claimed to belong to an upcoming iPad, has run a follow-up today with that same panel. The difference this time is that the display has been handed over to iFixit, the site that's perhaps best known for posting detailed tear downs of gadgets and identifying where the individual components come from.
The site ran the panel under a USB microscope yet again, which resulted in a considerably better looking image of the higher pixel density panel than before, and confirming a 2048x1536 resolution, twice that on the previous two iPads. iFixit also went one step beyond the original report in setting it side by side with the identical component from an iPad 2 to show that the two bear resemblance to one another, while noting that this mystery display is .6 ounces lighter than the one from the iPad 2.
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