New Photo Shows Rear of iPad 5's Narrower Front Bezel and Digitizer [Update: No]
Taiwanese blog Apple.pro, which has on a number of occasions discovered photos of parts from upcoming Apple products, has shared a new photo [Google translation] of what is claimed to be the front panel and digitizer assembly for the upcoming fifth-generation iPad.
![ipad_5_digitizer_rear](https://cdn.statically.io/img/images.macrumors.com/t/LQhM9SjKZX68FhSPLA75zJDBia8=/400x0/article-new/2013/05/ipad_5_digitizer_rear.jpg?lossy)
The photo, which was posted to a Photobucket account, shows the rear of the part and includes the ribbon cable for the digitizer. Photos of the front of a similar part leaked last month, and both parts are consistent with claims that the upcoming iPad will see a redesign taking inspiration from the iPad mini with narrower side bezels.
It is possible that this could simply be an iPad mini part, but it does appear to be a slightly larger version of that part, appropriate for the full-size iPad with its 9.7-inch display.
Update 7:37 AM: French site NowhereElse.fr has discovered [Google translation] that the photo is actually an iPad mini part, taken from a Chinese part vendor's website.
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