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High-res photos of upcoming Space Gray full sized-iPad emerge [Gallery]

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Ahead of Apple’s new iPad launch later this year, a flurry of high-resolution images of Space Gray shells for the upcoming fifth-generation iPad have emerged. These shots show the same detail as our shots from January, but the color is obviously new. These new photos also give a peek at some internal components and a silver model for the future iPad.

Apple replaced its “Slate” color for Space Gray with the new iPhone 5s, and it makes sense that it would bring that color across its iOS Device lineup. A photo of a Space Gray backplate for a new version of the iPad mini hit the web a few weeks ago.

You can find a full gallery of the new Space Gray iPad images below (courtesy of SonnyDickson.com):

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  1. Will it have the fingerprint sensor? Sure hope so!

  2. chris58369 - 10 years ago

    Think it will have Touch ID?

  3. Peter INova - 10 years ago

    No gold iPad?

  4. Gab (@Gab_Gagnon) - 10 years ago

    Double down on security they said. No more leaks they said.

    • ikir - 10 years ago

      Considering Apple name and popularity I think they are quite good with leaks

    • Stills, Words, and Motion - 10 years ago

      I agree, it seems like it flew back and hit them in the face. They did surprise [everyone] with the 64-bit iPhones, though, and retooling iOS7 after developers got their hands on beta versions. They were certainly secretive about that.

      A part of me misses the “good old days” where “one more thing” would knock our socks off because we had no idea of what was to come. Nevertheless, the previews, or perhaps selective leaks, seem to be bait for us rabid fans who are willing to make a purchase anyway…

      • NQZ (@surgesoda) - 10 years ago

        I totally miss the “one more thing” too…that was one of the best things about watching an apple event :)

      • jrox16 - 9 years ago

        Was that “just one more thing” done more than once by Steve, when he unveiled the iPhone? I only remember it one time for the iPhone ans again once more by Cook for the iWatch.
        These days, with so much media coverage, it would see, impossible. I don’t think its Apple’s security, I think it’s the power of the media coverage. When you have so many websites where their livelihood depends on clicks and Apple leaks and rumors, you’re naturally going to get more and more people willing to find and push those leaks. A supply chain made of multiple vendors can only be so secure.

  5. Richard Everson - 10 years ago

    any word on if the new ipads will have touch ID? 64bit chips?

    • jrox16 - 9 years ago

      The current iPads already have 64 bit CPUs I believe. I think Touch ID on the new iPads is highly probable.

  6. Mårten Cederman - 10 years ago

    Almost looks like the Powerbook Titanium casing or is the picture a bit off in color?

  7. Andy Brooks - 10 years ago

    Can’t believe how much stuff their letting get leaked. Not cool at all

  8. Lars Pallesen - 10 years ago

    Nice. I think I’m looking at my first iPad here. That or the space gray iPad Mini 2 if it comes with a Retina screen at the same price as the current iPad Mini. Looking forward to seeing these beauties in the flesh.

  9. Joe Teshima (@joeteshima) - 10 years ago

    If they didn’t have a Gold option they probably do now. I think Siri, Touch ID, Vehicle Integration, Apple TV etc… is all just training us for a complete Apple solution where iOS/OSX will power our experience end to end from home to work and beyond. For example we can ask Siri to ‘Transfer our music/pictures/documents to the car/home/laptop/iPhone’. Use TouchID to open your front door/car/office. iBeacons integration could be used to turn on your home lights as you approach the house, turn on music or interior lights as you walk in the door, Siri can update you on the location of your kids or updates on sports, news, subscribed feeds.

    This is just my thoughts on where I think Apple is going with all of their current projects and software updates.

    Much like the iPod was training us for ‘Touch’ I think Siri, TouchID, and other partnerships and integrations Apple is entering in to is all training us for a fully immersive and integrated iOS/OSX ecosystem.

  10. Awesome! Looks repairable. Critically important for all repair companies.