Ipad 3 Rimless and Transparent?

The rumors surrounding the next generation tablet from Apple, the iPad 3 just doesn’t seem to take a break. With multiple sources speculating on the features of the iPad 3 and trusted sources putting a release date for the iPad 3, we have yet another rumor. And boy, this rumor is a lovely one and quite crazy to be honest. Behold, the iPad 3 is not going to have any rim and the screen will cover the surface, corner to corner. Want to hear more, the iPad 3 will be transparent!

iPad 3 concept video – Can it be real?

The video starts with a person holding the iPad 3 in his lap and operating the iPad 3. He carries out some mundane tasks like flipping photographs, surfing the web and playing the popular Angry Birds game. But what is not usual, is the form factor of the iPad 3 he is holding. The iPad 3 is completely transparent and rimless.

Now this video is title “iPad 3 Commercial”, but one thing is for sure; this is just a figment of the videographers imagination. There have been prototypes of transparent screens and even foldable screens, but still they are not ready to be introduced to the public in general. No doubt that this looks cool and it would be real good if the device does come in such a form factor. But then let’s get real!

iPad 3 to weigh just 0.6 pounds – Says Videographer

The video is also accompanied with a description. The creator of the video Dakota Adney predicts that the iPad 3 will have a battery life of 10 hours, sport 3G connectivity and will weigh just 0.6 pounds! Of course this is all what he predicts. On the contrary there are reports suggesting that the iPad 3 will be a tad thicker dude to the large size of the battery, implying that the iPad 3 will not be a light device.

Enough said, its time you watch this crazy video.

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