"The updated phone, which arrives one year after the iPhone 16e, includes a faster processor, new in-house wireless chips and MagSafe magnetic charging, Apple said in a statement. The device's starting price is still $599, and it comes in pink, black and white options. It also has more durable glass on the front, matching the iPhone 17."
"The 17e includes the A19 chip - the same processor that's in the regular iPhone 17 - as well as Apple's in-house C1X cellular modem component. That's an upgrade from the older C1 in last year's 16e. It also starts with 256 gigabytes of storage, double last year's entry-level offering."
"The new iPad Air looks identical to last year's models but moves from the M3 processor to the M4. The new chip makes the tablet 30% faster, according to Apple. The updated tablet also includes the in-house C1X modem, N1 wireless chip and support for Wi-Fi 7 connectivity."
Apple unveiled the iPhone 17e on March 2, maintaining its $599 starting price while introducing significant internal upgrades. The device features the A19 processor from the iPhone 17, Apple's new C1X cellular modem, and MagSafe magnetic charging. Storage doubles to 256GB at entry level. The 6.1-inch screen size and overall design remain unchanged from the iPhone 16e. Simultaneously, Apple announced an updated iPad Air with the M4 processor, delivering 30% faster performance than the M3 model. The new iPad Air includes the C1X modem, N1 wireless chip, and Wi-Fi 7 support, with pricing unchanged at $599 for 11-inch and $799 for 13-inch models. Both devices become available for pre-order March 4 and launch March 11.
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