New iPad seems to be getting heated up a lot around the corner.
But the big question everyone are now having in their mind is, why is it getting heated up so much and had Apple not
tested this out properly and just slipped on testing this.
From what we know about the internals of the new iPad from iFixit, the place where the new iPad is getting heated is
said to be holding down a battery pack that drives the new iPad device.
What this means in general sense is that, the new iPad as it is now supporting LTE, preliminary guess suggests that
it might very well probably be the case where the LTE chipset used could be draining a lot of power from the
new iPad's battery, there by heating up the battery due to continuous charge dissipation!
We will further dig into the details on the root cause once we are able to reproduce this issue on our new iPad, until then
we will wait and see what Apple has to say on this issue of the new iPad's over heating issue.
What remains to be seen is whether Apple acknowledges the problem and provide a fix for it. Even interesting to note is
if this is a hardware issue during which, will Apple be required to call back on all the new iPads and provide a replacement
offer?
What do you think about this situation? Do tell us about your concerns or opinion in the comment box below!
But the big question everyone are now having in their mind is, why is it getting heated up so much and had Apple not
tested this out properly and just slipped on testing this.
From what we know about the internals of the new iPad from iFixit, the place where the new iPad is getting heated is
said to be holding down a battery pack that drives the new iPad device.
What this means in general sense is that, the new iPad as it is now supporting LTE, preliminary guess suggests that
it might very well probably be the case where the LTE chipset used could be draining a lot of power from the
new iPad's battery, there by heating up the battery due to continuous charge dissipation!
We will further dig into the details on the root cause once we are able to reproduce this issue on our new iPad, until then
we will wait and see what Apple has to say on this issue of the new iPad's over heating issue.
What remains to be seen is whether Apple acknowledges the problem and provide a fix for it. Even interesting to note is
if this is a hardware issue during which, will Apple be required to call back on all the new iPads and provide a replacement
offer?
What do you think about this situation? Do tell us about your concerns or opinion in the comment box below!
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