Announced in a press release on the Apple, this latest iPad Air comes in familiar 11-inch and 13-inch sizes, blending robust performance upgrades with design refinements that cater to creatives, students, and professionals on the go. Available for order now on Appleâs official site, the device promises to elevate everyday tasks with faster processing, enhanced graphics, and compatibility with Apple Intelligence featuresâ all starting at $599 for the 11-inch model.
This weekâs launch builds on the iPad Airâs legacy as Appleâs sweet spotâmore capable than the entry-level iPad, yet more affordable than the iPad Proâwhile introducing hardware that narrows the gap with its pricier sibling. TechCrunch noted that the M3 chip marks a significant leap over the previous M1-powered Air, positioning this tablet as a powerhouse for everything from photo editing to multitasking. With a new Magic Keyboard in tow and subtle but meaningful tweaks, Appleâs aiming to keep the iPad Air a top contender in a crowded market. Whatâs new under the hood, how does it look and feel, and what does it mean for users today? Hereâs everything you need to know about this weekâs iPad Air debut, straight from Apple and the tech worldâs front lines.
PERFORMANCE SOARS WITH THE M³ CHIP
Apple pulled the curtain back on the star of this weekâs show: the M3 chip, now powering both the 11-inch and 13-inch iPad Air models. According to the Apple press release, this siliconâpreviously seen in Macs and the latest iPad Proâdelivers a substantial boost over the M1 chip found in the 2022 iPad Air, with up to 35 percent faster multithreaded CPU performance and a 40 percent jump in graphics capabilities. The M3 packs an 8-core CPUâfour performance cores and four efficiency coresâ alongside a 9-core GPU and a 16-core Neural Engine, clocking in at 24 trillion operations per second for AI tasks, Apple detailed on its iPad Air product page.
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