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Apple stated that the iPad tablet would have a quad-core chip that offers up to 4 times better graphics performance than the Nvidia Tegra 3 platform, and those from Nvidia were not too happy to hear such a thing. They they asked Apple to prove their claims but the company from Cupertino did not do this but this review proves as clearly as possible that Apple did not lie. Of course, a single review was not enough, so those from LaptopMag they tested two games: Shadowgun and Rip Tide on iPad 3 and Asus Transforme Prime and in the video clip above you have presented everything. test it was done a few months ago and others, but what LaptopMag doesn't mention is the fact that Rip Tide and Shadowgun were launched on the Android platform a few months after appearing on the iOS platform and were developed in collaboration with Nvidia, so they contain additional graphic elements.
In other synthetic tests, the difference between the two tablets was not that great, one winning certain tests, the other coming out victorious in others, and now you just have to believe who you want. At the moment, the only games that really use that quad-core graphic chip from the iPad 3 are Sky Gamblers: Air Supremacy and Infinity Blade: Dungeons, so the comparisons should be made on these kinds of games. The games released last year for the iPad 2 have no way of providing details regarding the processing capacity of the iPad 3 since they do not contain complex graphics that the new tablet could display.
