Next-generation iPad Rumored to Be Sleeker, Upgraded

CUPERTINO, Calif. — A scoop from Apple component suppliers reveals an Apple tablet — that could be the next-generation iPad — to be introduced next year featuring dual cameras, a better screen and sleeker form.

Sources from five companies in the Apple supply chain told Reuters that they are revving up for a new round of production in the first quarter, however left unclear whether they were working on a new iPad model or simply producing another batch of the original models.

Based on Apple’s history of updating products at least once a year, several reports speculate that a new iPad with significant upgrades is in the works.

One source claimed that the tablet will gain both front- and rear-facing cameras. Additionally, the revamped model also is rumored to be slimmer, lighter and boast a higher resolution display.

AppleInsider.com further fanned the rumors, reporting that leaked images from two case manufacturers Shenzhen MacTop Electronics and Kodowarisan, also suggest a rear-facing camera and a spot for an SD card slot.

According to reports, Apple is expected to have shipped 13 million iPads this year and nearly three times as many in 2011.

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