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Our research indicates that this deal is $50 less (10% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $499.99 at the time of this posting.
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This iPad Tablet is highly rated receiving 4.9 Stars out of 5 Stars based on over 4,000 Customer Reviews.
Not as much as it appears. The OP listed the list price of the 256GB as $599 and that is NOT CORRECT. Apple just lowered the list price to $499. So this is a $50 savings. Same with the 64GB -- they are now $349 list price so only $35 savings.
OP: change the list price that is crossed out...it's wrong.
How much do you guys think these 10th gen will go for on Black Friday? I'd love $250 but I'm thinking $300
$315 seems like a great price if you need one right away
I think they would be 300, because the 9th gen was 300$ MSRP, and got discounted to 250$. The new one is 350$ MSRP so I would guess 300$is the max discount
Not sure what the differences are between 9th and 10th gen. But the 9th gen is going for $250 at Costco, Target, and Amazon. For the 64gb
It is being officially discontinued. 9th to 10th gen had some actual notable upgrades. USB-C port, A14, improved 12 mp camera on the back, updated all-aluminum body. Landscape mounted front cam. Slightly thinner screen bezels. Touch ID fingerprint scanner button moved to the body. WiFi 6 chip.
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Probably the biggest difference is in the processor. While the M1 processor in the iPad Air is based on the same general architecture as the A14, it's way more powerful. It's got two more high-performance CPU cores, double the GPU cores, more RAM, and media engines to speed up the encoding of H.264 and HEVC video.
You may not need all that, of course. If you primarily use your iPad for surfing the web, taking notes, email, social media, and the like, the M1 is overkill. If you create a lot of digital artwork in apps with custom brushes or do video editing, you will probably appreciate the M1's extra muscle.
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Major fail with new iPads after 9th Gen is that they forgot to include the 3.5mm audio jack!
Best excuse is well "all tech is going to Bluetooth audio". But it doesn't have to, there's no technical reason that we legally have to get rid of 3.5mm jacks. In fact most customers hate Bluetooth audio.
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$315 seems like a great price if you need one right away
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https://www.amazon.com/2022-Apple...C83&sr=
https://www.amazon.com/2022-Apple...C83&sr=
Still paid $85 less than that price for the older, slower model with same amount of storage. Works for some, not for others.
Comparison of 10th gen vs iPad Air:
https://www.macworld.co
You may not need all that, of course. If you primarily use your iPad for surfing the web, taking notes, email, social media, and the like, the M1 is overkill. If you create a lot of digital artwork in apps with custom brushes or do video editing, you will probably appreciate the M1's extra muscle.
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Best excuse is well "all tech is going to Bluetooth audio". But it doesn't have to, there's no technical reason that we legally have to get rid of 3.5mm jacks. In fact most customers hate Bluetooth audio.
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