Apple has announced two new iPads: an entry-level model starting at $349 and an iPad Air priced at $599 and $799. Both devices will be available on March 12th, with preorders starting March 4th. The entry-level iPad offers doubled storage compared to the previous generation, but lacks Apple Intelligence support. The iPad Air features the more powerful M3 chip, purportedly twice as fast as the last version, along with GPU upgrades. Both models support Apple Pencil USB-C, with the Air also compatible with the enhanced Apple Pencil Pro and Magic Keyboard.
Apple announced two new iPads, the entry-level model starting at $349 and the iPad Air at $599 and $799, both arriving March 12th.
The 11th-gen iPad maintains only basic upgrades, with 128GB base storage and faster A16 chip, but lacks support for Apple Intelligence.
The new iPad Air with M3 chip is claimed to be twice as fast as the 2022 model, enhancing performance for demanding applications with better GPU.
Preorders for both iPads begin on March 4th, while customers can choose from four colors for the new iPad and additional accessories.
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