iPad 3rd Gen 4G Parts
iPad 3rd Gen 4Gで使用されているパーツ：
SIM Card Eject Tool
Safely eject the SIM card from Apple GSM/LTE devices (iPhones and iPads) and other electronic devices.
Lightning to USB Charging Cable
Charge or sync lightning port equipped portable Apple devices
iPad 3 Screen Digitizer Assembly
Replace a scratched or cracked front glass digitizer panel assembly. This part is compatible with a 3rd generation iPad.
iPad 3/4 Adhesive Strips
Replace the adhesive strips holding the front panel to the rear case of a 3rd or 4th generation iPad. Use these custom cut adhesive strips to fix a loose front panel or t...
PlierTek Corner and Sidewall Repair Pliers
PlierTek Pliers are the easiest fastest way to fix bent iPhone and iPad corners and sidewalls.
iPad 3/4 Battery
This replacement a model A1389 battery is compatible with a 3rd and 4th Gen iPad.
iPad 3 and 4 Wi-Fi/Bluetooth Antenna
Fix unreliable connectivity to Wi-Fi and bluetooth devices by replacing a damaged or missing Wi-Fi and bluetooth antenna. This part is compatible with a 3rd or 4th genera...
iPad 3/4 LCD
Replace a flickering or dark 9.7-inch LED-backlit display screen. This part is compatible with a 3rd or 4th generation iPad.
iPad 2/3/4 Display Bezel
Replace the plastic black or white trim bezel at the outer edges of the front panel glass. This part is compatible with an iPad 2, 3, or 4.
iPhone Earbuds & Microphone
Use your device hands-free.
デバイスの情報
Apple released the iPad 3rd Gen 4G on March 16, 2012. Changes include the new A5X processor, an upgraded 5 megapixel rear-facing camera, and a higher resolution 'retina' display. The iPad 3rd Gen 4G includes 802.11n wireless and 3G and 4G capabilities (service is subject to carrier and local availability). This iPad model was offered in 16, 32, or 64 GB capacities with color options of white or black.
There are two versions of the iPad 3rd Gen 4G. The GSM and CDMA models were released simultaneously.
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.