Apple revamped its iPad lineup for its “Let Loose” May event.
USA Today reports that Tim Cook said as the presentation began, “this is the biggest day for iPad since its introduction.”
A new Apple Pencil Pro and Magic Keyboard specifically made for the iPads were also announced by Apple, along with significant upgrades to the iPad Air and iPad Pro.
Apple introduced the Apple Pencil Pro to pair with the just released iPad Pro and iPad Air tablets.
The Apple goods unveiled at the “Let Loose” event come next.
Apple Pencil Pro
You may fine-tune the tool you are using with a gyroscope on the pencil. To display a certain tool, squeeze the pencil.
You can also locate the new Pencil Pro with FindMy if you misplace it. Similar to its forerunner, the Pencil Pro is carried and charged magnetically.
Apple Magic Keyboard
Apple says the Magic Keyboard has been upgraded to be lighter and thinner to work with the new, thinner iPad Pro.
In two hues to match the new Pro, it will sport an aluminum trackpad and a row of function keys.
The Magic Keyboard will be offered in two sizes: the 11-inch model will cost $299, and the 13-inch model will cost $349.
Apple iPad Pro
Tandem OLED is the name given by Apple to the display of the forthcoming iPad Pro, which will be available in black and silver.
Both sizes of iPad Pros will come with the latest display technology.
Apart from that, Apple promises the M4 chip, a full increase over the M2, will make the iPad Pro “four times faster.”
Apple iPad Air
The iPad Air now comes in two display sizes: an 11-inch and a larger 13-inch model. All will be equipped with the latest M2 chip.
Notable additions to iPads include spatial audio and the front-facing camera being positioned on the landscape edge.
Our finishes now include blue and purple in addition to space grey and starry ones.