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Apple’s iPad range (almost) makes sense now

Apple’s iPad range (almost) makes sense now

Posted on March 19, 2019 By Jarvis

Apple’s iPad line-up had a big gap in the middle, something the new 10.5-inch iPad Air and iPad mini 2019 address today. Promising to balance affordability and specifications, the new tablets slot right into the midrange, offering not one but two options for those turned off or priced out of Apple’s existing iPads.

The new iPad Air fills a big hole in Apple’s iPad range

Had you looked at Apple’s iPad line-up yesterday, you’d have been forgiven for assuming that the Cupertino firm had decided there was no market for mid-range tablets. At the one extreme, the iPad offers the most affordable option, from $329. At the other, the iPad Pro started out at a hefty $799.
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