Apple’s brand-new iPad lineup now consists of an 11 and 13-inch M2 chip-equipped iPad Air and a redesigned 11 and 13-inch M4 chip-equipped iPad Pro, the latter of which Apple touts as the company’s thinnest device ever sold.
Logitech has unveiled versions of its Combo Touch keyboard attachments for Apple's new iPad Pro and Air models.
There's more to Apple's latest iPads than meets the eye. Check out these tidbits highlighting important differences between the new M2 iPad Air and M4 iPad Pro.
So you’ve pre-ordered the new M4 chip-equipped 11-inch or 13-inch iPad Pro or the new M2 chip-equipped 11-inch or 13-inch iPad Air. Do you have a plan to keep it safe when you receive it?
Apple just yesterday announced the new Apple Pencil Pro alongside the new lineup of iPad Air and iPad Pro tablets, and it’s a significant upgrade over the previously available Apple Pencil models, including the first-generation, second-generation, and the Apple Pencil with USB-C.
WaterField's new terrifically nimble and lightweight messenger bag will keep your OLED iPad Pro and the new iPad Air in pristine condition.
The new iPad Pro adopts OLED display panels while skipping Apple's M3 chip and going straight for the M4. It's also unbelievably thin.
In addition to announcing an all-new lineup of 11-inch and 13-inch iPad Airs and iPad Pros, Apple also unveiled a completely new Apple Pencil Pro – the next generation in the company’s digital sketching and writing utensil intended to be used with the iPad Air and iPad Pro.
In addition to announcing a budget-friendly 11-inch and 13-inch iPad Air during Tuesday’s “Let Loose” event, Apple also unveiled higher-cost and more capable 11-inch and 13-inch iPad Pro tablets, which feature some unique hardware changes that we’ve never seen in an iPad before to date.
A keynote livestream for the upcoming May 7 “Let Loose” iPad + Apple Pencil event could be just 35 minutes long, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman has it.
Apple will equip its iPad Pro with "by far the best OLED tablet panels on the market," but premium display technology may come at a steep price.
Apple has scheduled an event under the tagline “Let Loose” on Tuesday, May 7, expected to serve as a launchpad for the new iPad Pro and iPad Air models.