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Apple unveils new iPad Pro with M4 chip at ‘Let Loose’ event. Top announcements

The powerful device comes in two colours - silver and black.

Published on: May 07, 2024 08:33 PM IST
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Apple on Tuesday announced new models and upgrades to its iPad model at a virtual event dubbed as ‘Let Loose’.

The new iPad Pro comes in two sizes: 11 inches ($999) and 13 inches ($1299). (X/Apple)
The new iPad Pro comes in two sizes: 11 inches ($999) and 13 inches ($1299). (X/Apple)

The iPhone maker's latest product launch event comes as the Silicon Valley heavyweight trails Big Tech rivals as they race to build Artificial Intelligence into their products and dominate emerging technology.

Apple usually use to introduce new iPads in May ahead of the start of the academic year, reported Reuters. However, lately, Apple has started transforming its higher-priced models into devices for creative and business professionals with its iPad Pro models.

Here's what all was announced at Apple's virtual event:

  • Apple announced a bigger version of its iPad Pro with M4 chip technology.
  • The new iPad Pro comes in two sizes: 11 inches ($999) and 13 inches ($1299). They come with 5.1mm and 5.3 mm thickness.

  • Besides iPad Pro, Apple also introduced new models of its mid-priced iPad Air.
  • The new iPad Air starts at $599 and can be configured with up to 1TB storage The models come with Apple's M2 chip, which first came to market in Apple's MacBooks in 2022.
  • Apple also lowered the cost of its iPad (10th gen). It is now available at a lower price of $349.
  • Apple is expected to announce a revamped iPad Pro and new versions of the Apple Pencil and Magic Keyboard later in the event.

 
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