http://www.blogcdn.com/www.engadget.com/media/2012/10/ipad-mini-2012-10-23-600-1351632428.jpgHow could a product that hasn’t seen an official announcement be facing delays? It’s a puzzling tale, that’s a certainty. Still, rumors of a pixel-packed iPad mini have been making the rounds for a while, and, frankly, we don’t expect the stream to slow down anytime soon. Now, Taiwanese publication *Economic Daily News *is reporting that Apple’s having trouble lining up displays that meet Retina standards, making it difficult for the company to launch its 7.9-inch tablet ahead of this year’s upcoming holiday season. Interestingly enough, the publication also says Apple plans to release the iPad mini with different screen resolutions come next refresh – one of them being a lower-end, non-Retina model. Will we see a new iPad mini around its first anniversary? Maybe two? Oh, the waiting game…
Filed under: Tablets, Apple
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Via: Electronista
Source: Economic Daily News