New iPad Runs Hotter Says Consumer Reports

By IAN SHERR
March 20, 2012

Responding to numerous customer complaints that the new iPad seemed 
to get too hot, Consumer Reports investigated the device and 
determined Apple Inc.'s new iPad runs hotter than its predecessor but 
that it was "not especially uncomfortable."

The product-quality watchdog said the new iPad can get as hot as 116 
degrees Fahrenheit while performing processor-intensive tasks such as 
playing videogames for an extended period while plugged in. That 
temperature is 12 degrees more than the iPad 2, Consumer Reports said.

The back of the device reached as high as 113 degrees when it wasn't 
plugged in, Consumer Reports said. The highest areas were 
concentrated near one corner of the display.

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http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702304724404577293772052295182.html

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