With the new iPads, Apple continues its new practice of offering large-screen models of its mainstream devices. For the first time, customers can purchase a 13-inch iPad.
Something to look forward to: The new OLED iPad Pro and M4 processor were the main attractions of Apple’s May 7 iPad event, but the iPad Air also received a significant update. The company’s mid-range tablet now offers a new screen size option, increased performance, faster wireless connectivity, a new front-facing camera, and support for the newest Apple Pencil.
With the new iPads, Apple continues its new practice of offering large-screen models of its mainstream devices. For the first time, customers can purchase a 13-inch iPad without paying a premium for the iPad Pro.
The M2 processor makes the new iPad Air 50 percent faster than the previous model, maintaining eight CPU cores and increasing the GPU core count from eight to 10.
