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Apple recently introduced two new members to its iPad series. These devices are the new low-priced iPad and the ultimate iPad Pro with the M2 chip. Along with the new iPads, the tech giant also launched its new 4K Apple TV Set-Top Box. For those who have been waiting to get the new iPad or for the older ones to get a price cut, this might be a good opportunity. Let’s take a look at all these three devices launched by Apple.

Who doesn’t love iPads? Android tablet manufac-, just kidding. Apple has always been famous for its MacBooks and its M series chipsets that provide the best-in-class experience. The same can be said for their iPad lineup that runs on the M1 processors. Those iPads were a class apart from what we saw so far. So what happens when Apple levels up its game? The brand has now launched its ultimate iPad Pro with the latest M2 chipset that made its way to MacBooks first.
Moreover, the entry-level iPad, priced at Rs 45K is an interesting offering too. Although it does not run on the M2 processor like the iPad Pro, it still manages to be a decent addition to the iPad family. Though, the new Apple TV 4K Set-Top Box is not that big of a surprise.
The latest member of the iPad Pro family will come in two sizes, 11-inches, and 12.9-inches. As discussed earlier, both these latest iPad Pro models will run on the M2 chipset.
Specifications |
iPad Pro M2 11-inch |
iPad Pro M2 12.9-inch |
|---|---|---|
Processor |
M2 |
M2 |
Resolution |
2388 x 1668 pixels |
2732 x 2048 pixels |
ProMotion adaptive refresh rate |
Yes |
Yes |
Peak Brightness |
600 nits |
1,600 nits |
Base Model Price |
₹81,900 |
₹1,12,900 |
So when you look at the specs of both these iPad Pro models, they do not seem to be that different from each other. But there definitely is a huge difference between the iPad Pro M2 and the previously launched iPad Pro M1, right? The most basic difference is their chipset, the M2 chip is a tad better than the M1. The iPad Pro M2 comes with a 12MP + 10MP camera setup at the back, while the front-facing camera is 12MP. It also has support for Face ID, which is usually not seen in other models such as iPad Air, iPad, and iPad Mini. You can know more about the iPad Pro M2 at Apple.
Unlike the super-expensive iPad Pro M2, Apple also launched a new, less costly iPad. It is powered by the A14 Bionic chip and sports a 10.9-inch display. Unlike the iPad Pro, this device has a Touch ID at the top.
The A14 Bionic chip is the same processor that is used in the iPhone 12 lineup. Although it is quite old, you do not have to worry about the performance of your iPad since the A14 Bionic chipset is capable enough to handle all the heavy and light tasks you toss at it. Apart from these things, there aren’t many things that can be highlighted about the latest iPad; it’s the same story all over again.
Processor |
A14 Bionic |
Touch ID |
Yes |
Face ID |
No |
Charger |
20W (in the box) |
Resolution |
2360 x 1640 pixels |
Peak Brightness |
500 nits |
Rear Camera |
12MP |
Front Camera |
12MP |
Price |
₹44,900 |
These are the full specifications of the latest iPad with the A14 Bionic chip.
Now that we have talked about the newly released iPads, let’s see what this new Apple 4K TV Set-Top Box has to offer. The new set-top box runs on the A15 Bionic chip, the same powerful processor used on the iPhone 13 and even on the iPhone 14 for that matter. Also, it supports 4K picture quality, which means your viewing experience would now be better than ever with the Apple TV 4K set-top box. Frankly speaking, it is not so different from Apple’s previous set-top box. The only big changes are its processor and the 4K picture quality.
To know more, do check out the Apple TV 4K Set-Top Box at Apple.
This covers everything you need to know about the latest iPad, iPad Pro, and the 4K set-top box.
Do let us know what you think about the new iPads and set-top box launched by Apple. Do you think these devices met your expectations?
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Entry level ipad is a big joke at 45000 😄
Apple recently introduced two new members to its iPad series. These devices are the new low-priced iPad and the ultimate iPad Pro with the M2 chip. Along with the new iPads, the tech giant also launched its new 4K Apple TV Set-Top Box. For those who have been waiting to get the new iPad or for the older ones to get a price cut, this might be a good opportunity. Let’s take a look at all these three devices launched by Apple.
Who doesn’t love iPads? Android tablet manufac-, just kidding. Apple has always been famous for its MacBooks and its M series chipsets that provide the best-in-class experience. The same can be said for their iPad lineup that runs on the M1 processors. Those iPads were a class apart from what we saw so far. So what happens when Apple levels up its game? The brand has now launched its ultimate iPad Pro with the latest M2 chipset that made its way to MacBooks first.
Moreover, the entry-level iPad, priced at Rs 45K is an interesting offering too. Although it does not run on the M2 processor like the iPad Pro, it still manages to be a decent addition to the iPad family. Though, the new Apple TV 4K Set-Top Box is not that big of a surprise.
The latest member of the iPad Pro family will come in two sizes, 11-inches, and 12.9-inches. As discussed earlier, both these latest iPad Pro models will run on the M2 chipset.
Specifications
iPad Pro M2 11-inch
iPad Pro M2 12.9-inch
Processor
M2
M2
Resolution
2388 x 1668 pixels
2732 x 2048 pixels
ProMotion adaptive refresh rate
Yes
Yes
Peak Brightness
600 nits
1,600 nits
Base Model Price
₹81,900
₹1,12,900
So when you look at the specs of both these iPad Pro models, they do not seem to be that different from each other. But there definitely is a huge difference between the iPad Pro M2 and the previously launched iPad Pro M1, right? The most basic difference is their chipset, the M2 chip is a tad better than the M1. The iPad Pro M2 comes with a 12MP + 10MP camera setup at the back, while the front-facing camera is 12MP. It also has support for Face ID, which is usually not seen in other models such as iPad Air, iPad, and iPad Mini. You can know more about the iPad Pro M2 at Apple.
Unlike the super-expensive iPad Pro M2, Apple also launched a new, less costly iPad. It is powered by the A14 Bionic chip and sports a 10.9-inch display. Unlike the iPad Pro, this device has a Touch ID at the top.
The A14 Bionic chip is the same processor that is used in the iPhone 12 lineup. Although it is quite old, you do not have to worry about the performance of your iPad since the A14 Bionic chipset is capable enough to handle all the heavy and light tasks you toss at it. Apart from these things, there aren’t many things that can be highlighted about the latest iPad; it’s the same story all over again.
Processor
A14 Bionic
Touch ID
Yes
Face ID
No
Charger
20W (in the box)
Resolution
2360 x 1640 pixels
Peak Brightness
500 nits
Rear Camera
12MP
Front Camera
12MP
Price
₹44,900
These are the full specifications of the latest iPad with the A14 Bionic chip.
Now that we have talked about the newly released iPads, let’s see what this new Apple 4K TV Set-Top Box has to offer. The new set-top box runs on the A15 Bionic chip, the same powerful processor used on the iPhone 13 and even on the iPhone 14 for that matter. Also, it supports 4K picture quality, which means your viewing experience would now be better than ever with the Apple TV 4K set-top box. Frankly speaking, it is not so different from Apple’s previous set-top box. The only big changes are its processor and the 4K picture quality.
To know more, do check out the Apple TV 4K Set-Top Box at Apple.
This covers everything you need to know about the latest iPad, iPad Pro, and the 4K set-top box.
Do let us know what you think about the new iPads and set-top box launched by Apple. Do you think these devices met your expectations?