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The next iPad will reportedly share many of constant style traits as the current iPad mini — meaning it'll be sleek and skinny.

A report from The Wall Street Journal indicates that ensuing full-size iPad will use constant assembly process for its touchscreen that this iPad mini boasts. The iPad mini is dilutant and lighter than the regular iPad, partly as a result of its screen uses a film-based touch panel as hostile the glass-based assembly for the regular iPad.

Touchscreens on devices such as smartphones and tablets carries with it many separate layers. A alphanumeric display panel sits on very cheap, with a a touch sensor and some form of glass cover on top. The iPad mini uses a film-based touch panel, that is dilutant and lighter.

The WSJ's report matches leaks that appeared last week from supposed future iPad devices. Those leaks indicate that ensuing full-size iPad gibe this iPad mini: slate back, dilutant edge and dilutant style.

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