The 2nd generation iPad, introduced by Steve Jobs in March 2011, is now officially listed as an obsolete product worldwide.
The second-generation iPad, released less than a year after the original iPad was introduced, marked a breakthrough for the product line and laid the foundation for years to come. Apple added the iPad 2 to its lineup in May 2019. list of "old and obsolete" products, marking the iPad as an obsolete product in all countries except the US and Turkey, where local laws required Apple to continue to consider it an "old" product. However, yesterday, Apple updated its list and added the new iPad to the official "Obsolete" list, making it obsolete worldwide.
iPad 2 with dual-core A5 processor
The second-generation iPad featured an updated design that was 33 percent thinner than the original iPad. The iPad also included new features, including a front-facing camera for FaceTime calls, a gyroscope, and an updated dual-core A5 processor that was twice as fast as the original iPad and up to nine times faster in graphics. The iPad was also offered in white and black models. Apple classifies products discontinued for at least seven years as "obsolete," meaning users cannot receive hardware service from Apple or its service providers. (Photo by Bloomicon / Bigstockphoto)
