The old iPad Pro was given a new moniker - the
iPad Air - when it was upgraded earlier in the
year, and sports a stunning 10.5-inch screen
size that’s sharp and clear with a wide P3 color
gamut that makes photos and text pop. But
it’s what’s on the inside that counts, and that’s
where the iPad Air stands out from the crowd.
The model packs its punch and offers double the
speeds and performance as the iPad, equipped
with Apple’s custom A12 Bionic chipset that’s
used in the iPhone XS Max, and is available from
just $499 - significantly less than the iPad Pro
and just a smidgen more than the iPad. The new
Air really is the “sweet spot” for those who want
a speedy tablet for everyday tasks without laying
down $1,000+.
Although the new iPad Air and iPad mini bring
some exciting changes to the iPad family, that’s
only the beginning of the story in what could
be the biggest year for iPad to date. As we have
previously reported, Apple has registered a