Apple Now Preparing Yerba Buena Center For Its iPad 3 Special Event
by Joe White
March 3, 2012
That's right - with less than a week to go until Apple unveils its brand-new iPad 3, the company has started making over the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco, California ahead of the big day.
As you can see in the above and below images, Apple is covering the building with colorful banners reminiscent, as MacStories notes, of last year's iPad 2 event signage.
The iPad 3 is set to launch with an (expected) Retina display and Siri voice recognition, an improved - potentially "A5X" - processor, and possibly even support for LTE. Furthermore, the device is said to be slightly thicker than its predecessor, and it may also launch with a better set of cameras, too.
The entire process of covering the front of the building is detailed in the images below, which we've embedded in a gallery for you to check out.
If you're not excited yet, you should be!
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