Apple unveiled new iPad and iPad Air models with performance upgrades, including new processors and increased storage for the standard iPad.
The new iPads were announced on March 4 through press releases and are available for preorder before the release date on March 12.
The 11th-generation iPad features the A16 chipset, offering improved performance over its predecessor, with a starting price of $349 and increased storage options.
The iPad Air models come with the M3 chip, providing a performance boost, along with a new Magic Keyboard option.
The iPad Air models are available for preorder now, starting at $599 for an 11-inch model and $799 for a 13-inch model.
Both the standard iPad and iPad Air retain the same starting prices as their previous models while offering enhanced features.
The 11th-generation iPad has a 128GB base storage and a new 512GB tier, while the iPad Air models feature a faster M3 chip and a redesigned Magic Keyboard.
The standard iPad has a 30% faster A16 chip compared to the A14 Bionic processor, making it suitable for everyday tasks.
The M3 iPad Air models boast a two times faster chip than the M1 iPad Air, with a focus on increased power for more demanding tasks.
Overall, the new iPads offer incremental upgrades in performance and features, appealing to users looking for enhanced tablet capabilities.