Contrary to (almost) all expectations, Apple unveiled the iPad 9 and iPad mini 6 during its keynote address last Tuesday. Cupertino company has the opportunity to update the list of “small” tablets. Fans do not have to wait long to receive them as pre-orders have already started. They will be offered from September 24th.
As we explained to you In our exclusive article, The ninth generation iPad is very affordable. The 64GB version is marketed from 389 from and is offered as an updateIPod 8 (2020). It has its 10.2-inch Retina screen and Touch ID sensor, but thanks to the integration of the A13 bionic chip.
Although this SoC was released a while ago, Apple promises 20% more power gain. According to the company, this is more than enough for some of its Android competitors. We also notice that there is an ultra wide angle 12 MPX front camera that allows the use of the center stage. The power of doubling memory and providing SoC should thus enhance the general experience.
Attractive iPad Mini6
But really the iPod mini 6 was the one we were most interested in. It offers an 8.3-inch liquid retina display with a maximum brightness of 500 knits (according to the manufacturer). The touchIT sensor is moved to the top edge.
Behind this beautiful slap, Apple has chosen its powerful A15 chip. With increased performance, it is far from a trivial choice, allowing it to offer a better 5G option for its nomadic format. Combined with support for the iPadOS 15 and second-generation Apple Pencil, the iPad Mini 6 has a number of anesthetic properties. Icing on the cake, it includes a 12MP pack sensor, fitted with a True Tone flash for low light shots at f / 1.8.
This “new” tablet starts at 559 at 64GB storage and appears at 729 at 256GB. Prices have increased 100 increased compared to the previous generation.
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