been lauded for its thin, light design, and the
new model comes in a stunning array of colors,
like space gray, starlight, pink, purple, and a
stunning new blue. With a 10.9-inch Liquid
Retina display, the iPad Air offers 3.8 million
pixels, 500 nits of brightness, a P3 wide color
gamut, and an anti-reflective screen. Touch ID is
cleverly built into the top button to reduce the
costs associated with Face ID, and the model
supports the second-generation Apple Pencil,
ideal for drawing and writing. The new model is
also compatible with Magic Keyboard and Smart
Keyboard Folio, again giving the Air an edge
over the cheaper iPad, and allowing it to double-
up as a laptop on the go.
The iPad Air is made even better with iPadOS
15, and there’s no doubting that the upcoming
iPadOS 16 release will further refine the device
and offer more tools. Apple’s made some serious
tweaks and improvements to the iPad over the
years, and iPadOS has helped to separate the
iPhone and iPad experience. Multitasking, for