"The new iPhone 17e fixes several major annoyances of the 16e - it has proper MagSafe support now, you get good base storage (256GB), the improved Ceramic Shield 2 has an anti-reflective coating and the chipset was bumped up to an Apple A19. That's a lot of power for $600!"
"The Google Pixel 10a, however, is here and comes with a $100 gift card. It has a bigger display (6.3" vs. 6.1") with 120Hz refresh rate at that, but only regular Gorilla Glass 7i for protection. And let's not even waste time comparing the Tensor G4 to the A19 chip."
"Apple upgraded the iPad Air to the M4 chipset - up from the M3. This way it keeps the Air models trailing the Pro models by a generation. Notably, it also increased the RAM to 12GB, which is 50% more than the old model."
Apple announced multiple products during MWC week, including the iPhone 17e budget model featuring MagSafe support, improved Ceramic Shield 2 with anti-reflective coating, and A19 chipset at $600. The device offers 256GB base storage but includes a 60Hz display and single 48MP camera. The Google Pixel 10a competes with a larger 6.3" 120Hz display and $100 gift card promotion, though both phones feature similar 48MP sensors. Apple also upgraded the iPad Air to M4 chipset with 12GB RAM, maintaining one-generation gap behind iPad Pro models. Both iPad lines support Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 6.0, though iPad Air retains 60Hz IPS LCD displays.
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