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| Apple introduces the 10th generation iPad with the A14 chip |
Apple today unveiled the 10th generation iPad on its official website, which comes with a new design and the A14 chip.
Apple's new version of the affordable iPad features a new thin-edge design, Apple adopts the USB-C connector standard in this version, the device also lacks a 3.5 mm headphone jack, and fingerprint sensor technology is built into the main unit power switch.
The new iPad also has a 10.9-inch screen, supports a screen resolution of 2360 x 1640 pixels and uses True Tone technology to adjust the color temperature of the screen.
The 10th generation iPad also features a 12MP ultra-wide front camera that debuted in the series, so this version supports better performance in Hangouts.
Apple ships the new iPad with the A14 Bionic processor chip that powers the original iPad Air, and the device is also equipped to connect to WiFi 6 networks, one of which supports 5G networks.
The device also includes a 12MP rear camera, and the device supports the first generation Apple Pencil, which requires a $9 USB-C-to-Pencil adapter to pair and charge the stylus support.
The device's new Magic Keyboard Folio cover is available for $249, and Apple is taking pre-orders for the iPad starting today, starting at $449 for the WiFi model or $599 for the 5G-connectivity-enabled model, at 26 months. Shipping. October.