thanks to it's powerful A10 Fusion processor and Apple Pencil support, which until now, hasn't been available on any iPad other than the Pro line. However, the low-cost build creates some pretty big issues that might make you reconsider. The first issue ... ( read original story ...)
The New Cheap iPad Is All the iPad You Need
While the new iPad doesn’t feel as snappy as Apple’s flagship phone, it’s damn close. It’s so close, I can’t imagine why I’d want to pay twice the price to upgrade to an iPad Pro. There are some spec bumps when you go pro, like twice the RAM ... ( read original story ...)
Here’s the next iPad Pro Apple should build: Specs and speculation
Video: Hands-on with Apple's new 9.7-inch iPad for education I don't want an iPad Pro, I want an OS X tablet Reports are circulating that Apple is preparing to unveil a larger, enterprise and power-user focused (and undoubtedly more expensive) iPad ... ( read original story ...)
HP Takes on iPad Pro with New Chromebook x2 Tablet
Tablets have become increasingly popular as many PC owners awaken to the realization they can accomplish the majority of their day-to-day computing tasks with ease on a device like Apple’s iPad, iPad Pro, Microsoft’s Surface, or a variety of other ... ( read original story ...)
Review: Apple’s 2018 iPad a great alternative to pricier Pro model
Take a good look at the sixth-generation iPad. Going on aesthetics alone, you won’t be able to tell the new version from its predecessor. It has the same size screen at 9.7 inches, rather than slimming down the bezels to squeeze in a larger display. ( read original story ...)
The best iPad Pro cases on Amazon, according to customer reviews
It also features a built-in Apple Pencil holder. Choose from 13 colors (including six fun patterns) and get yours here, with prices starting at just $22.99. Since it's the largest and heaviest iPad Pro model, the 12.9-inch is probably the easiest to drop ... ( read original story ...)
The One Thing Nobody Has Told You About The New Apple iPad
When Apple launched its sixth-generation iPad a few days ago, much was made of the fact that this is the first iPad not called Pro that’s Apple Pencil-compatible. Similarly, reviews, such as Ben Sin’s excellent one here on Forbes, pointed out that the ... ( read original story ...)