Apple’s got a brand new iPad. This latest version is really the successor to the Air 2, announced in late 2014, but drops that bit of the name for the sake..
Apple’s got a brand new iPad this morning. The latest version of the company’s tablet is really the successor to the Air 2 , announced in late 2014, but drops that bit of the name for the sake of simplicity, like the MacBook before it.
The new iPad features a 9.7-inch Retina display with improved brightness, coupled with a souped-up processor under the hood, trading the proprietary A8X for the faster A9.
Notably, it’s done so while dropping the entry-level price for the popular tablet, which now starts at $320 for the 32GB version. Stepping up to 128GB, meanwhile, will run $459, making this the cheapest tablet the company has offered thus far in this class.
The announcement comes on the heels of Samsung’s Tab S3 unveil last month at MWC.
