The iPad mini finally gets Apple Pencil support.
Highlights:
Apple has launched a new generation of the iPad Air and IPad Mini. The iPad Air comes in the form of a 10.5-inch tablet powered by an A12 Bionic chip and Apple’s Neural Engine. The iPad mini, on the other hand, continues to be a 7.9-inch tablet but with support now for Apple Pencil. It also comes with a Retina display and an A12 Bionic chip. The new iPad Air starts at $499 (Rs 34,250 approx), while the new iPad mini starts at $399 (Rs 27,400 approx). Both models have currently been launched in the US but will make it to India eventually.
Apple claims that the new iPad Air brings a 70-percent boost in performance and a two-fold increase in graphics capability. When compared to the 9.7-inch iPad, its 10.5-inch Retina display with True Tone technology is 20 percent larger and gets more than half a million more pixels. The new iPad Air is available in select markets starting today in three colour options: silver, space gray, and gold.
