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Aug. 20, 2011 / 10:13 AM

iPad3: Look for it next year

A Chinese woman bicycles past a sidewalk billboard advertising Apple's new iPad 2 now on sale in Beijing on July 5, 2011. Despite the iPad 2 clone invasion in China's big cities, the real iPad 2 remains extremely popular in China. Apple is planning to open its fifth store in the country by the end of the year. Chinese vendors are reportedly purchasing iPad displays rejected by Apple to use in iPad clones. UPI/Stephen Shaver

A Chinese woman bicycles past a sidewalk billboard advertising Apple's new iPad 2 now on sale in Beijing on July 5, 2011. Despite the iPad 2 clone invasion in China's big cities, the real iPad 2 remains extremely popular in China. Apple is planning to open its fifth store in the country by the end of the year. Chinese vendors are reportedly purchasing iPad displays rejected by Apple to use in iPad clones. UPI/Stephen Shaver | License Photo

CUPERTINO, Calif., Aug. 20 (UPI) -- Apple's next iPad will likely not be available this year, but when it arrives, it will probably include retina display imagery, U.S. media are reporting.

The Los Angeles Times reported that the iPad3 will have the same screen capabilities as the iPhone 4, which includes a screen resolution of 2,048 by 1,536 -- 326 pixels per inch.

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Earlier versions of the iPhone had resolutions of 1,024 by 768 -- half the resolution of the iPhone 4.

CNet, a consumer technology Web site, reported the Samsung and LG were developing display panels to fit Apple's specifications, but were having trouble "reaching good enough yields of the display," which likely meant the next version of the wildly popular iPad would not be available this year.

Apple is famously secretive about products in development.

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