Top 10 Anticipated Tech Products of 2012

By SiliconIndia | Monday, 26 December 2011, 04:07 Hrs | 2 Comments

Bangalore: As the year 2011 is nearing to end, many are talking about what would be the new tech wonder of 2012. Major tech companies are working on their new innovations and they prefer to keep it secret. But, there are rumors hanging around which makes tech lovers look forward for the release of these anticipated tech products for the next year.

Here are the top 10 most anticipated tech products of 2012.

1. Apple iPad 3

Many tech geeks are anticipating the release of Apple’s new iPad 3. There are already many rumors posted online saying it will be equipped with super high resolution Retina Display and would be powered with quad-core A6 processor. If the rumors are true, then the third generation iPad may launch in first half of 2012.

2. Apple iPhone 5

When iPhone 4S was launched in October 2011 many Apple fans were slightly disappointed. The iPhone 4S has some nice changes than iPhone 4, like voice assistance Siri but, the physical appearance which was identical to its predecessor iPhone 4.

Now there are rumors floating around online about the launch of Apple’s new iPhone 5 which is making the iPhone fans cheer while they wait for the launch. iPhone 5 may have many changes in its appearance & specifications and is expected to have a quad-core A6 processor along with 4G support.

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Reader's comments(2)

1: Wow, what a biased report. 5 of the top ten anticipated tech products are Apple? Android ICS is 6th? Windows 8 10th? Windows continues to dominate the desktop AND laptop market (and I'm no fan, it's just the way it is). Android is in twice as many pockets as iOS, and growing 4 times as fast. Android-based hardware continues to blow Apple out of the water, with coming quad-core devices, not to mention the flexibility of things like, oh, expandable memory and the ability to install non-Market apps just to name two. iPhone 5 will be lucky to be able to compete with the least of this year's Android products.

At least TRY to show a little restraint in your bias if you really want to maintain any credibility as a review source.

Posted by:Jeff - 27 Dec, 2011