Image resolution on ipad 2

I am a Photographer with an ipad 2
My question is my pictures on my sdcard are 4,592 x 3,056 resolution of 350 and when they are on my computer it confirms that .
But when i put the sdcard on my ipad and dowload them the picture remains 4,592 x 3,056 but does the resolution stay at 350 dpi or is it reduced to
72 dpi .

Yeah, but then how do you differentiate (refer to a particular model) if they all have the same names?
So, do I just say, "I got the 5th iPad" or "I go the 2nd iPad?"
Again, Apple going with a generic name just makes it confusing!!
I'm surprised why they just dont name all their products, "iOS!" (heh)...
I rememeber the good old days when they had names/numbers, like "Power Mac 8500," or "Power Mac 9600" or "Mac Quadra." (heh).
That you can tell the difference.

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The IOS devices are computers, but not yet up to serious, high resolution image processing. Everything is reduced to smaller resolutions and only easy to navigate, if you only work with a small set set of images, not with a large photo library, which is o.k. for web sharing and emailing, but not for preprocessing the images for further edits on your computer.
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