By James Scout/ Oct 19, 2022
Both models are getting upgraded chips, and the regular iPad will feature the front-facing camera on its landscape edge—a first for any iPad
Apple Inc. quietly announced upgrades to two iPad models Tuesday, through announcements lacking the fanfare of the company's recent iPhone 14 debut.
Instead of hosting an event to reveal the iPad updates as it did for the iPhone, Apple AAPL, +0.94%, announced the refreshed devices in a series of press releases.
The company is enhancing its iPad Pro by including its faster M2 chip and delivering speed upgrades in its new base-level iPad.
The starting prices for the Wi-Fi and cellular versions of the 11-inch iPad Pro are $799 and $999, respectively, while the starting prices for the Wi-Fi and cellular versions of the 12.9-inch iPad Pro are $1,099 and $1,299, respectively.
The company refreshed its 4K Apple TV on Tuesday, giving a performance boost with the A15 Bionic chip that it says will make gameplay faster.