iPad 3rd Gen Buttons
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Parti che funzionano con iPad 3rd Gen:
iPad 2/3/4 Home Button with Spring
Replace a scratched external home button face with the attached home button spring. The internal home button switch is not included.
iPad 2nd and 3rd Gen Home Button Assembly
Replace a broken or damaged home button assembly in an iPad 2 or 3 and fix home button functionality issues with this part.
iPad 2/3/4 Volume Button
This is the external volume button switch. It does not include the internal switch.
iPad 2/3/4 Power Button
This is the external power button switch. It does not include the internal switch.
iPad 3 Home Button
Replace a scratched or missing exterior plastic home button face. This part is compatible with an iPad 3. The internal home button switch is not included.
iPad 2/3/4 Lock/Silent Switch Cover
Replace a scratched or missing plastic external lock/silent switch face. This part is compatible with an iPad 2, 3, or 4. The internal cable and switch are not included.
iPad 2/3 Home Button Control Board
This internal part contains the actual home button switch.
Informazioni Dispositivo
As the third device in the iPad line, the iPad 3 includes an upgraded A5X processor, 5 megapixel rear-facing camera, a higher resolution ‘retina’ display, HD 1080p video recording, and voice dictation. The third generation iPad device has a 9.7” touchscreen display with 2,048x1,536 pixel color IPS LCD and 264 ppi. This iPad model was offered in 16, 32, or 64 GB capacities for program and data management, with color options of white or black.
There are three models of the iPad 3. The Wi-Fi, GSM, and CDMA models were released on March 16, 2012.
After only seven months of official availability, the third-generation iPad was discontinued on October 23, 2012, following the announcement of the fourth generation iPad. The third-generation iPad had the shortest lifespan of any iOS product. It is also the last iPad to support the 30-pin dock connector, as the fourth generation iPad and later use the Lightning connector.
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