IOS 7 on iPad mini - will it see performance issues?

I have been on the fence for getting a current iPad mini, with the main question of what will iOS 7 do to the performance of this device?
As it has the same specifications of the iPad 2, and close to the underclocked iPhone 4s, it can do what I need it for today.  But will the 512mb
ram be a limiting factor when the new iOS is released?
I still have my 1st generation iPad, and I remember the performance impact iOS 5 had when installed, making what once was a fairly speedy iPad to
slow and clunky.

No One here will have any idea of limitations of any future version of iOS.
This cycle has happened over and over with Apple devices once they install a newer iOS release.  I'm sure any iPhone 4 owner can attest to the performance impact of each concurrent iOS install.

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