Some traditional iPad users will be disappointed by the thinner bezels as it may make it more difficult to hold the device while in portrait mode. We’ll have to see if Apple eases on the multi-touch close to the sides in the software. Landscape mode doesn’t have this problem as you’ll have to hold it from both ends, which’ll make it easier for gaming. As for other specs of the iPad Mini, I suspect that a front-facing camera as well as a rear-facing camera are included and LTE connectivity is definitely a possibility as well.
The price is predicted to be at either $200 or $299 and a fall launch event has been rumored to happen, but nothing has been confirmed yet. We’ll keep you updated on the situation as more info becomes available. Let us know what you think of the iPad Mini in the comments section below.