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Last year in June, at WWDC 2017, Cupertino-based tech giant Apple announced iPad Pro 10.5-inch and 12.9-inch models. Both these iPads came along with support for Apple Pencil. Well, at its education-centric event in Chicago yesterday, Apple announced a new ... ( read original story ...)

Apple’s pencil previously worked only on its more expensive iPad Pro line. Technology reporter Mike Yawney was at the announcement. Read his updates below: The company unveiled its latest iPad Tuesday in a Chicago high school to signal a renewed emphasis ... ( read original story ...)

The new entry-level iPad comes with Apple Pencil support, making it the first non-Pro model that has support for Apple Pencil. The new 9.7-inch iPad is no different than the original 9.7-inch iPad Pro (which Apple replaced with a 10.5-inch Pro model later ... ( read original story ...)

but supports the Apple Pencil, featuring the same tilt and pressure sensitivity as the iPad Pro. It has 10 hours of battery life, a Retina Display, an A10 Fusion chip, 32 GB of storage, and weighs one pound. Apple took a dig at Google, saying the A10 ... ( read original story ...)

(Source: Philip Elmer-Dewitt article) As expected, the new iPad was again a 9.7 inch screen version, and it does contain support for the Apple Pencil. The A10 chip that currently is on the two Pro iPad models also comes over, a nice upgrade from the A9 ... ( read original story ...)

Apple previously offered a 9.7-inch version of the original iPad Pro which worked with Apple Pencil, but it was replaced a year and a half later with the 10.5-inch model. The new education-focused model brings support without the Pro label (and price). ( read original story ...)

It features a 9.7” Retina display, and an A10 Fusion chip. But support for Apple Pencil is the big news. Previously, only iPad Pro offered support for Apple’s drawing and writing tool. The new iPad 9.7” starts at $329 for the 32GB, Wi-Fi only model. ( read original story ...)