Apple announced the new iPad Air last Tuesday (4). The device will feature the powerful M3 chip, but it will remain with few external updates.
Performance is the main focus of the new device, with its chip featuring a neural engine that is 60% faster than the M1 found in the current generation of iPad Air. The M3 is specialized for processing Apple Intelligence resources, Apple’s artificial intelligence.
The device also has a GPU that is 40% more powerful than the current generation, ideal for running advanced graphics, making the tablet perfect for those who enjoy playing heavier games on the iPad.
The sixth-generation iPad Air will come in two sizes: a smaller 11-inch version and a larger 13-inch version, with the latter aimed at professional use, such as photo and video editing.
Another new feature presented by Apple is an update to the Magic Keyboard, the exclusive iPad keyboard, which will receive some interesting features, including a built-in and larger trackpad.
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