Apple’s display-size boost for its entry-level tablet invites
comparisons to a similar, better model. Leif Johnson reportsT
he seventh generation entry-level iPad is a weird
little beast. The screen is a little larger than
2018’s model and you can now use a full-sized
Smart Keyboard, but the processor remains the same
and the overall design has only slightly changed. The
changes are so few between the previous model and
this one, in fact, that we basically covered them all in
our announcement post.The 10.2in iPad: How does
it compare to the iPad Air?
Apple’sdisplay-sizeboostforitsentry-leveltabletinvites
comparisonstoasimilar,bettermodel.LeifJohnsonreportsT
heseventhgenerationentry-leveliPadisaweird
littlebeast.Thescreenisalittlelargerthan
2018’smodelandyoucannowuseafull-sized
SmartKeyboard,buttheprocessorremainsthesame
andtheoveralldesignhasonlyslightlychanged.The
changesaresofewbetweenthepreviousmodeland
thisone,infact,thatwebasicallycoveredthemallin
ourannouncementpost.The 10.2in iPad: How does
it compare to the iPad Air?