Will you upgrade from the iPad Air to the iPad Air 2?

[TechnologyTwitt]

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Depending what on the specs of the Air-2, then I might.

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_-TechnologyTwitt_-
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[morjoie]

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At this time, no plans to upgrade. My iPad Air works great, it was expensive, and given Apple's penchant for iterative, rather than revolutionary upgrades to its devices, I doubt any new features will be announced (Touch ID notwithstanding) that will make iPad Air 2 a "must have," especially for those with an iPad Air. Of course, if Apple surprises everyone with a revolutionary take on tablets, I reserve the right to change my mind...;-)

 

[emanwis]

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My Air is perfect for my current needs and don't plan on upgrading if one is announced later this fall.

 

[DaPhoneking]

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More and likely I'll upgrade to the iPad Air 2 to replace my 4th Gen, especially if it has the TouchID. I love my 4th gen but after messing with the Air, it makes mine feel like a brick, plus I love the design of the Air.

 

[LockOnTech]

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Probably not, but i would like to get the iPad Air to replace the iPad 3 I have. But the iPad 3 is plenty for the things I do.

 

[Livett]

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I could care less about Touch ID.

So you DO care? Or should that be you couldn't care less?

I won't be getting a 2nd gen. In fact I might even pick up another Air closer to the time as i'm sure people will be selling them off.

 

[shief24]

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Nope it isn't worth it yet. What are they gonna do make it thinner? The air is a pretty good size and should last me the next couple of years. But I will probably check it out in the apple store.

 

[jasonprice]

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Im ok with my Air for now. Im not huge on TouchID on the iPad, but them opening the API up to developers might be really handy. 1Password is supposed to be taking advantage of this and that would be extremely handy. I occasionally run into issues with apps crashing after longer periods of use that I can only assume are RAM related, but its so far and few between that it isn't a major issue yet. I'll give it a few months, and if the new iPad Air 2 has more RAM and suddenly newer apps are being optimized for the additional RAM, that might be enough to make me jump. Not enough to make me pre-order if that is an option or stand in line though.