Let's dive into an iPad Air vs. iPad Pro face-off. Apple showed off two new iPads on Tuesday at the May 7 "Let Loose" livestream, but you may be unsure which is best for you. We're more than happy ...

Apple’s iPad lineup ranges from about $300 to over $1,000. Expect to spend between $400 and $600 for a great experience.

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and design–specifically the lack of a Home button on two of the three models we are considering here. We’ll start by examining what you get for your money. We also compare the 10th gen iPad ...

So here’s what you’ll find below: a comprehensive chart comparing the new iPad to previous models. We have included specs and ... as well as our New iPad Overview. Full-size comparison image here.

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While the exterior design of the 12.9-inch iPad Pro remains the same, the bezels on the new 10.5-inch model have been reduced by 40% to accommodate the larger screen while keeping the overall exterior ...

Apple launched big updates to the iPad Pro and iPad Air back in May, and a new CIRP report offers the first look at their first full quarter of sales. The results are very surprising. Comparing ...

The reason that the displays on the iPad Pro models are more visible is because they emanate higher nits of brightness at up to 1,600 nits; compare this to the iPad Air line, which has a max ...