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iPad Air’s Sweet Spot Gets Sweeter

For once, Apple's AI isn't just predicting your every move; it's also spotting a bargain.

If you're in the market for an iPad that strikes a balance between power and price, look no further than the latest iPad Air. Now available at Amazon with up to $100 off, this tablet offers more oomph than the entry-level model but without the hefty cost of the iPad Pro.


The 11-inch version with 128GB storage and Wi-Fi starts at a reduced price of $519.99 (originally $79 off), while the larger 13-inch Air dips to just under $700 ($100 off). Both models benefit from Apple's M4 processor, delivering noticeably faster performance than their predecessors with 12GB of RAM.


This upgrade makes the iPad Air more than suitable for creative work and light gaming. The new model also supports Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 6 and is compatible with Thread, allowing seamless control over smart home devices. It's a great value regardless, but now it's even better at these prices.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/gadgets/938519/apple-ipad-air-m4-deal-sale
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