New 9.7 Inch iPad With Apple Pencil Support Revealed During Apple's Education Event
Let's Take A Field Trip is used to introduce a new 9.7 inch iPad.
Via The Verge's live blog, we've learned that Apple introduced a new, 9.7-inch iPad during their Let's Take A Field Trip event where the company focused on education initiatives. It will cost $329 for consumers and $299 for schools and is available today.
The new iPad features updated versions of Pages, Numbers, and Keynote that all support Apple Pencil. As far as we know, it'll also feature an 8-megapixel read camera, LTE option, A10 Fusion chip, GPS, compass, TouchID, and HD FaceTime camera. It only weighs one pound.
Picture Courtesy of The Verge
We'll update as more information is made available.
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replyCharles Singletary posted a new article, New iPad With Apple Pencil Support Revealed During Apple's Education Event
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I still use mine.
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It's the best one for most people.
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My Mini 2 is awesome. Love that thing to watch Youtube in the evening or zoning out in some other way.
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Ugh, same. My wife's OG iPad Mini finally reached its end (still working, just way too slow, and the home button is super hard to click). I was surprised that the latest available option is the Mini 4 from 2015... which still cost us $300. Either way she uses the thing like 8 hours a day so its worth it. But a refresh would be nice.
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There's just Pro and non-Pro at 9.7". Pro has a better screen, speakers and more powerful innards.
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