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The research firm credited Apple with maintaining its "solid lead" in the market due to its lower-priced 9.7-inch iPad and its newly refreshed iPad Pro tablets. "While the lower-price iPad has continued to drive a strong consumer upgrade cycle, the ... ( read original story ...)

but includes support for the Apple Pencil stylus, something that was previously only available with the company’s more expensive iPad Pro models. Inside, the iPad gets a more powerful A10 Fusion chip, which is the same processor found in the iPad Pro. ( read original story ...)

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 ...)