but don't need the expensive M1 CPU. iPad Air - you're generally going to be streaming and playing heavier games, but will also be writing up documents, taking more notes, or using your device as ...

According to recent reports from Bloomberg, Apple will be releasing another iPad Air with “internal improvements” as early as spring 2025. The iPad Air was just refreshed with M2 earlier this ...

Apple’s A13 Bionic chip is no M1 ... iPad Minis weren’t so great performance wise and had a smaller display, but the 6th generation model fixes that. Offering incredible value, the iPad Air ...

This is the 2020 version of Apple's hugely popular lighter-than-air laptop series that still packs a punch today with great battery life, bright display, and 8GB of memory all in the ultra ...

Now is an excellent time to buy a new iPad. Retailers are offering some of the best iPad deals I've seen all year. You can find all-time price lows on both previous-gen iPads and Apple's new iPad ...

Described as “almost everything you want” in our Apple iPad Air review, this particular model has the faster M2 chip. It has a gorgeous Liquid Retina display, so it’s great for gaming as ...

In terms of new features, the latest iPad Air is powered by the M2 chip for up to 50% faster performance compared to the M1. The iPad Air (2022) offers many of the same features as the much ...

Apple’s line of iPad models continues to grow and change, so picking out the right one for a child can be a challenge. But we’re here to help you find the best iPad for kids. Since the current ...

Starting at $499, which is $100 less than the next cheapest Apple Intelligence-compatible Apple device, the brand-new M4 Mac mini or the M2 iPad Air, the iPad mini is more compelling than ever and ...

This refurbished 13.3-inch MacBook Air is powered by Apple’s M1 chip, which delivers incredible performance. Tasks that used to feel sluggish on older laptops, like editing videos or running ...

A new rumor suggests Apple is developing 90Hz display technology that could make its way to future versions of the Studio Display, iPad Air, and 24-inch iMac, all of which currently feature 60Hz ...